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§ 9-427. Lottery or raffle; gross proceeds; use; restrictions.
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Gross proceeds from a lottery or raffle must be used only for lawful purposes, prizes, and allowable expenses.
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Gross proceeds from a lottery or raffle must be used only for lawful purposes, prizes, and allowable expenses.
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Licensed organizations running lotteries or raffles must keep gross proceeds separate, maintain records, keep seller records, and preserve required records for at least three years.
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Organizations running licensed lottery or raffle activities must pay a 2% tax on gross proceeds over $15,000.
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People under 18 generally may not take part in lotteries or raffles, except in a licensed organization lottery or raffle under a permit in section 9-426.
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Licensed lottery and raffle organizations must label tickets or stubs with their name, identification number, and sequential numbers, keep records of sale locations, and meet uniform ticket requirements; raffle organizers may also sell tickets online and at events and accept debit card purchases.
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The Tax Commissioner, certain agents or employees, and peace officers may seize specified contraband lottery or raffle tickets or stubs without a warrant.
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Counties and incorporated municipalities may, by resolution or ordinance, tax, regulate, control, or prohibit lotteries or raffles in their area, but a county may not do this for lotteries inside an incorporated municipality.
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This provision sets criminal penalties and enforcement rules for violations of the Nebraska Lottery and Raffle Act.
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A person in Nebraska, including a law enforcement official, who has cause to believe certain lottery or raffle conduct violates the Nebraska Lottery and Raffle Act may bring a civil action in district court.
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In civil actions under section 9-435, a court may grant restraining orders, injunctions, declarations of violation, accounting and restitution-type relief, and fees/costs.
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Proceedings under section 9-435 must follow district court civil procedure statutes, and properly raised issues are tried and decided like other civil actions in equity.
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This section says Sections 9-501 to 9-513 are called the Nebraska Small Lottery and Raffle Act and may be cited by that name.
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The Act lets qualifying nonprofit organizations conduct lotteries and raffles with gross proceeds up to $15,000, but only using the methods the Act permits.
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This section says that, for the Nebraska Small Lottery and Raffle Act, the definitions in sections 9-504 to 9-509 are to be used unless the context requires otherwise.
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This section defines “charitable or community betterment purposes” and excludes lobbying or political campaign activity. It also says qualifying nonprofit organizations may use proceeds or profits from Nebraska Small Lottery and Raffle Act activities for qualifying organization activities.
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“Expenses” is defined to include several types of costs tied to a lottery or raffle.
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“Gross proceeds” means the total receipts from a qualifying nonprofit lottery or raffle, including admission and participation amounts and the value of free tickets, games, or plays, with no deduction for prizes, discounts, or expenses.
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This section defines “lottery” and lists what does not count as a lottery.
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This provision defines a “qualifying nonprofit organization.”
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This provision defines “raffle” and excludes certain gambling schemes and regulated or prohibited activities from that definition.