Gross Receipts Of Out-of-state Pari-mutuel Bets

Current law prohibits a racing or simulcast facility licensee for the racing of greyhounds or horses to take more than a certain percentage of the gross receipts of any pari-mutuel wagering on the races or simulcast races. The bill states that, when "gross receipts" is used in reference to money received by a licensee from an out-of-state simulcast facility, the term means money received by the licensee after the out-of-state simulcast facility has deducted the costs, signal fees, and taxes that it is required to pay to its regulatory and taxing authorities.
(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)