WSR 18-05-026 PERMANENT RULES GAMBLING COMMISSION [Filed February 9, 2018, 11:21 a.m., effective May 1, 2018] Effective Date of Rule: May 1, 2018. Purpose: This is the first of five packages to make changes to the commission's licensing fee structure. In this first package, new rules were added and rule changes were recommended in the following chapters:
The purpose of these new rules and rule changes are to simplify our current fee structure that was created over forty years ago. Prior to this permanent filing the gambling commission had approximately one hundred ninety-four different fees for commercial and nonprofit organizations and individuals.
The commission has included a new fee schedule that consists of WAC 230-05-160 and 230-05-165.
A new rule was added for calculating quarterly license fees and is explained in WAC 230-05-122.
Penalties for late filing of quarterly license reports or late payment of quarterly license fees was also added under WAC 230-05-132.
New definitions were created to explain the new way of calculating fees:
Most of the key rules in chapter 230-03 WAC, Permitting and licensing rules, in this first package were made because the current fee schedule includes descriptions of what a license authorizes, rather than simply stating the fee for the license. Citation of Rules Affected by this Order: New WAC 230-05-016, 230-05-017, 230-05-018, 230-05-101, 230-05-104, 230-05-106, 230-05-110, 230-05-112, 230-05-114, 230-05-116, 230-05-120, 230-05-122, 230-05-124, 230-05-126, 230-05-128, 230-05-132, 230-05-134, 230-05-136, 230-05-138, 230-05-140, 230-05-142, 230-05-160, 230-05-165, 230-03-161, 230-03-162, 230-03-163, 230-03-164, 230-03-177, 230-03-178, 230-03-179 and 230-03-192; repealing WAC 230-05-005; and amending WAC 230-03-015, 230-03-035, 230-03-060, 230-03-185, 230-03-190, 230-03-235, 230-03-265, 230-03-285, and 230-03-330. Statutory Authority for Adoption: RCW 9.46.070. Adopted under notice filed as WSR 17-23-195 on November 22, 2017. Number of Sections Adopted in Order to Comply with Federal Statute: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0; Federal Rules or Standards: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0; or Recently Enacted State Statutes: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0. Number of Sections Adopted at the Request of a Nongovernmental Entity: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0. Number of Sections Adopted on the Agency's own Initiative: New 31, Amended 0, Repealed 0. Number of Sections Adopted in Order to Clarify, Streamline, or Reform Agency Procedures: New 0, Amended 9, Repealed 1. Number of Sections Adopted using Negotiated Rule Making: New 31, Amended 9, Repealed 1; Pilot Rule Making: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0; or Other Alternative Rule Making: New 0, Amended 0, Repealed 0. Date Adopted: February 9, 2018. Brian J. Considine Legal and Legislative Manager
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 06-07-157, filed 3/22/06, effective 1/1/08)
WAC 230-03-015 Permits to conduct bingo at agricultural fairs.
(1) You must apply to us if you wish to operate bingo games at agricultural fairs licensed to conduct bingo. You may apply for either:
(a) An annual permit to conduct bingo games at different agricultural fairs; or
(b) A special property bingo permit to conduct bingo games at a single agricultural fair.
(2) Each agricultural fair is fully responsible for the operation of bingo conducted under its license.
(3) A commercial or charitable or nonprofit organization may apply for a special property bingo permit.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 06-07-157, filed 3/22/06, effective 1/1/08)
WAC 230-03-035 Applying for a license.
(1) You must fully complete the license application form we provide in order to be considered for a license. You must return it, along with the appropriate fees, to our headquarters office.
(2) If your application is incomplete, you must provide us with the required items within thirty days of notification or we may administratively close the application.
(3) Applicants for a new organization license or permit will submit the base license fee for each authorized activity they are applying for with their application.
(4) Applicants for a new individual license will submit the new application fee they are applying for with their application.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 13-19-056, filed 9/16/13, effective 10/17/13)
WAC 230-03-060 Fingerprinting.
(1) The following persons must submit fingerprints and undergo a national criminal history background check:
(a) Substantial interest holders of commercial businesses and charitable or nonprofit organizations who live or have lived out of the state in the last ten years; and
(b) Card room employees, commercial and nonprofit gambling managers, and manufacturer, distributor, service supplier, call centers for enhanced raffles, and linked bingo prize provider representatives; and
(c) Any other substantial interest holder when we have information they may not be qualified for licensure or to participate in a gambling activity((; and)).
(2) ((Applicants or licensees for the following activities)) Recreational gaming activity and agricultural fair permit holders do not need to submit fingerprints((: Recreational gaming activities, agricultural fair permits, and Class A commercial amusement games)).
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 16-19-015, filed 9/8/16, effective 10/9/16)
WAC 230-03-185 Applying for a manufacturer license.
(1) You must apply for a manufacturer license if you:
(a) Make or assemble a completed piece or pieces of gambling equipment for use in authorized gambling activities; or
(b) Convert, modify, combine, add to, or remove parts or components of any gambling equipment for use in authorized gambling activities; or
(c) Manufacture group 12 amusement games approved or modified after May 1, 2016. Manufacturers of group 12 amusement games that were approved before the effective date of this rule must apply by May 1, 2016, and be licensed by December 31, 2016. Manufacturers of group 12 amusement games can sell or lease group 12 amusement games to a licensed distributor or ((a Class B or above)) an amusement game licensee.
(2) You must demonstrate your ability to comply with all manufacturing, quality control, and operations restrictions imposed on authorized gambling equipment that you want to manufacture or market for use in Washington state.
(3) The licensing process may include an on-site review of your manufacturing equipment and process for each separate type of authorized gambling equipment to ensure compliance capability.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 16-19-015, filed 9/8/16, effective 10/9/16)
WAC 230-03-190 Applying for a distributor license.
You must apply for a distributor license if you:
(1) Buy or otherwise obtain a finished piece of gambling equipment for use in authorized gambling activities from another person and sell or provide that gambling equipment to a third person for resale, display, or use; or
(2) Are a manufacturer who sells or provides gambling equipment you do not make to any other person for resale, display, or use; or
(3) Service and repair authorized gambling equipment. However, distributors must not add, modify, or alter the gambling equipment; or
(4) Modify gambling equipment using materials provided by manufacturers to upgrade equipment to current technology.
(5) Buy or lease a group 12 amusement game from another licensee and sell or lease the group 12 amusement game to ((a Class B and above)) an amusement game licensee.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 06-07-157, filed 3/22/06, effective 1/1/08)
WAC 230-03-235 Applying for charitable or nonprofit gambling manager license.
You must apply for a charitable or nonprofit gambling manager license if you are an employee or member of a charitable or nonprofit organization who:
(1) Will have control to a material degree over a ((Class D and above)) bingo ((license)) or punch board and pull-tab licensee with gross gambling receipts over one hundred fifty thousand dollars in their previous licensing year; or
(2) ((Will have control to a material degree over a Class C and above punch boards and pull-tabs license; or
(3))) Will be the supervisor of gambling managers who manage ((a Class D and above bingo license or Class C and above)): A bingo or punch board((s)) and pull-tab((s license)) licensee with gross gambling receipts over one hundred fifty thousand dollars in their previous license year; or
(((4))) (3) Will be assigned the highest level of authority by the officers or governing board of directors to manage the day-to-day affairs of the organization and is responsible for safeguarding assets purchased with gambling funds and/or managing the disbursement of gambling funds when the organization:
(a) Is licensed to receive more than three hundred thousand dollars in gross gambling receipts; or
(b) Has established a trust and/or endowment fund to which gambling receipts in excess of one hundred thousand dollars have been contributed; or
(((5))) (4) Will be the supervisor of the operation of progressive jackpot pull-tab games.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 06-07-157, filed 3/22/06, effective 1/1/08)
WAC 230-03-265 Applying for a card room employee license.
You must apply for a card room employee license:
(1) If you will be involved in the operation of a((:
(1) Class E card room; or
(2) Class F card room; or
(3) House-banked card room; and
(4))) nonhouse-banked card room, Class F endorsed nonhouse-banked card room, or house-banked card room; and
(2) You perform any of the following functions:
(a) Collecting fees; or
(b) Dealing; or
(c) Supervising any card game or other card room employee, such as acting as a pit boss, floor person, or section supervisor; or
(d) Selling or redeeming chips; or
(e) Performing cashier or cage duties such as counting and handling chips or cash, completing credit slips, fill slips, or inventory slips, or accounting for other card room receipts in the cage; or
(f) Observing dealers and card games to detect cheating or control functions; or
(g) Controlling card room funds including keys to secure locations; or
(h) Taking part in the operation of a card game.
(3) A Class B card room employee license is required to work at a house-banked card room and Class F endorsed nonhouse-banked card room.
(4) A Class A card room employee license is required to work at a nonhouse-banked card room.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 06-07-157, filed 3/22/06, effective 1/1/08)
WAC 230-03-285 Class III gaming employee working as card room employee.
A certified Class III gaming employee must submit an ((add/transfer)) application and pay a fee before beginning work for a public card room.
AMENDATORY SECTION (Amending WSR 09-24-012, filed 11/20/09, effective 12/21/09)
WAC 230-03-330 Representing one or more licensed businesses.
(1) If you are a licensed distributor representative, gambling service supplier representative, or a linked bingo prize provider representative or applying for one of these representative licenses, you must represent only one licensed distributor, gambling service supplier, or linked bingo prize provider at a time.
(2) If you are a licensed manufacturer representative, you may represent more than one licensed manufacturer.
(3) If the owner you represent owns more than one licensed business, you may represent the owner in all those licensed businesses, including licensed manufacturers((, without applying for another representative license)).
(4) You must submit an application and pay a fee before beginning work at a new or additional employer.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-03-161 Applying for a combination license.
(1) Charitable or nonprofit organizations may apply for a combination license to operate one or more of the following gambling activities:
(a) Authorized nonhouse-banked card games without collection of a fee to play; and
(b) Raffles with gross gambling receipts up to two thousand dollars during the license year; and
(c) Bingo with gross gambling receipts up to twenty-five thousand dollars during the license year; and
(d) Amusement games, owned and operated by the organization, with gross gambling receipts up to seven thousand five hundred dollars during the license year.
(2) You must apply for a separate license if any of the gambling activities in subsection (1)(b) through (d) of this section you operate will exceed the gross gambling receipt limits specified during your license year.
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WAC 230-03-162 Applying for a fund-raising event license.
(1) Charitable or nonprofit organizations may offer fund-raising events as authorized by RCW 9.46.0233.
(2) Your organization must apply for a fund-raising event license to operate gambling activities for:
(a) One event not to exceed twenty-four consecutive hours; or
(b) One event not to exceed seventy-two consecutive hours; or
(c) Participation in joint fund-raising events; or
(d) One limited fund-raising event not to exceed six consecutive hours.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-03-163 Applying for a charitable or nonprofit amusement game license.
You must apply for a charitable or nonprofit amusement game license if your organization owns, leases or rents approved amusement games and:
(1) Operates the approved amusement games in your licensed location; or
(2) Rents or leases approved amusement games for operation in approved locations.
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WAC 230-03-164 Applying for a commercial amusement game license.
You must apply for a commercial amusement game license if your business:
(1) Owns and operates approved amusement games in your licensed location; or
(2) Rents or leases approved amusement games for operation in approved locations.
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WAC 230-03-177 Applying to operate nonhouse-banked card games—Charitable or nonprofit organizations.
(1) You must apply for a nonhouse-banked card game license if you are a charitable or nonprofit organization that wants to:
(a) Offer for play authorized nonhouse-banked card games, whether a fee to play is charged or not; and/or
(b) Conduct approved tournaments.
(2) You may not operate more than fifteen card tables.
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WAC 230-03-178 Applying to operate nonhouse-banked card games and/or a Class F endorsement—Commercial organizations.
(1) You must apply for a nonhouse-banked card game license if you are a commercial stimulant business that wants to:
(a) Offer for play authorized nonhouse-banked card games, whether a fee to play is charged or not; and/or
(b) Conduct approved tournaments.
(2) You must apply for a Class F endorsement to use:
(a) Authorized alternative fee collections; and/or
(b) Player-supported jackpots.
(3) You may not operate more than fifteen card tables.
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WAC 230-03-179 Applying to operate house-banked card games.
(1) You must apply for a house-banked card game license if you want to offer for play authorized house-banked card games.
(2) With this license, you may also:
(a) Offer for play nonhouse-banked card games; and/or
(b) Conduct approved tournaments; and/or
(c) Offer player-supported jackpots; and/or
(d) Use alternative fee collection.
(3) You may not operate more than fifteen card tables.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-03-192 Applying for a fund-raising equipment distributor license.
(1) You must apply for a fund-raising equipment distributor license if you are a commercial or charitable or nonprofit organization and want to:
(a) Rent or lease gambling equipment to:
(i) Fund-raising event license holder; or
(ii) A qualified organization, business or association for recreational gaming activities; or
(b) Organize and conduct recreational gaming activities.
(2) Fund-raising equipment distributors cannot make their own gambling equipment.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-016 Exceeding license class.
(1) Licensees must not exceed the gross gambling receipts limits for their license class during any annual license period.
(2) Licensees must apply a projection of year-to-date receipts to the remaining period of their license and, if it indicates that it is reasonably likely that they may exceed their license, they must immediately:
(a) Apply for a license that authorizes the anticipated level of gross gambling receipts; and
(b) Submit the fee required for the new license, minus the amount originally submitted for the previous license, plus a change of classification fee.
(3) If we issue a license upgrade, it is valid only for the remainder of the original term of the license.
(4) Licensees may exceed license class limits once, by the amount shown in the fees table, without having to upgrade or pay the penalties as long as they upgrade to the higher license class the next time they renew their license.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-017 Failing to apply for license class upgrade.
(1) If licensees fail to apply for a license class upgrade and exceed the license class limit within a present or previous license year, we assess an additional fee. We charge an additional fee of up to fifty percent of the difference between the fee for the present license class and the new license class, or one thousand dollars, whichever is less.
(2) Licensees must pay any required license class upgrade fee, plus any additional fee required by subsection (1) of this section, within thirty days of our notification.
(3) Failure to pay the fees may result in an immediate summary suspension of all licenses.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-018 Partial refund of license fees if gambling receipts limit not met.
(1) Licensees may apply for a partial refund of their license fee when their annual gross gambling receipts are less than the minimum for the class of license we issued to them.
(2) Licensees may receive a refund for the difference between the fees actually paid and the fees that would normally apply to the level of gross gambling receipts actually received during the period less our processing costs.
(3) Licensees may make their request for refund after the end of any annual license period and before the end of the next annual license period.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-101 Implementation of new permit and license fees.
WAC 230-05-102 through 230-05-175 apply to all:
(1) Permits or license years ending on or after June 30, 2018;
(2) Permits or licenses issued on or after July 1, 2018; and
(3) Other fees assessed in this chapter on or after July 1, 2018.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-104 Defining "base license fee."
(1) "Base license fee" is the fee you pay us when you:
(a) Apply for an organization license or permit; or
(b) Renew your organization's license or annual permit.
(2) "Base license fee" is the minimum annual license fee a licensed organization or permit holder will pay for operating an authorized activity.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-106 Defining "maximum annual license fee."
"Maximum annual license fee" is the most you will pay to operate an authorized activity for the license year, which includes the:
(1) Base license fee; and
(2) Quarterly license fees.
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WAC 230-05-108 Defining "quarterly license fees."
"Quarterly license fees" means the licensee's gross gambling receipts from the previous quarter multiplied by the gross gambling receipts rate.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-110 Defining "gross gambling receipts rate."
"Gross gambling receipts rate" is the rate listed in this chapter that licensees use to calculate their quarterly license fees.
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WAC 230-05-112 Defining "gross gambling receipts."
(1) "Gross gambling receipts" means the amount due to any operator of an authorized activity as described in subsection (5) of this section.
(2) The amounts must be stated in U.S. currency.
(3) The value must be before any deductions for prizes or other expenses, such as over/short.
(4) "Gross gambling receipts" does not include fees from players to enter player-supported jackpots. However, any portion of wagers deducted for any purpose other than increasing current prizes or repayment of amounts used to seed prizes are "gross gambling receipts."
(5) Gross gambling receipts for authorized activities:
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WAC 230-05-114 Defining "net win."
"Net win" means gross wagers received from gambling activities or fund-raising events minus the:
(1) Amount paid to players for winning wagers; and
(2) Accrual of prizes for progressive jackpot contests; and
(3) Repayment of amounts used to seed guaranteed progressive jackpot prizes.
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WAC 230-05-116 Defining "quarterly license report."
"Quarterly license report" means the report:
(1) Filed by each licensed organization, annual permit holder and fund-raising event licensee thirty days after the end of each quarter; and
(2) Which includes the licensee's gross gambling receipts from the previous quarter multiplied by the gross gambling receipts rate to calculate the quarterly license fee due to the commission.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-120 Paying annual license fee.
(1) All licensed organizations will pay annual license fees in up to five payments. The annual license fee includes:
(a) A base license fee paid with your:
(i) Initial application for a new license or permit; or
(ii) License renewal or annual permit application; and
(b) Quarterly license fees based on the gross gambling receipts reported on your quarterly license report.
(2) Licensed organizations starting a new activity will begin paying quarterly license fees on that activity upon completion of the first quarter, whether a partial or full quarter, after your license or annual permit was issued.
(3) Individual licensees will pay an annual license fee with their initial application or license renewal application.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-122 Calculating quarterly license fees.
(1) The quarterly license fee is calculated based on the gross gambling receipts from the previous quarter as reported on your quarterly license report.
(2) Each license year, the quarterly license fees will be offset by the base license fee. (For example, if your base license fee is sixty-five dollars and your quarterly license fee is forty-five dollars for the first quarter, no additional amount is due for the first quarter. You would offset any future quarterly license fees by the remaining twenty dollars of your base license fee.)
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WAC 230-05-124 Quarterly license fees and license reports.
All licensed organizations must submit quarterly license fees and license reports to us for each licensed gambling activity beginning with the first quarter of their license year. The quarterly license fee is due with the quarterly license report.
The quarterly license reports must be in the format we require and must:
(1)
(2) Be received online at our administrative office or postmarked no later than the dates indicated in the table in subsection (1) of this section; and
(3) Be submitted even if there is no quarterly license fee payable to us; and
(4) Be accurate; and
(5) Be completed by the highest ranking executive officer or a designee. If someone other than the licensee or an employee prepares the report, the preparer must include his or her name and business telephone number on the report; and
(6) Be submitted for any period of time the license was valid, even if there was no gambling activity or the gambling license was not renewed.
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WAC 230-05-126 Online filing and payments required with waivers available upon request for good cause.
(1) All licensees must submit the following online:
(a) Renewal application and base license fees; and
(b) Quarterly license fees; and
(c) Quarterly license reports.
(2) We may waive these requirements if a licensed organization can show good cause. The reasons for good cause include:
(a) You do not have access to the internet using your own computer or similar equipment; or
(b) You do not have a bank account; or
(c) Your bank is unable to send electronic fund transactions; or
(d) Some other circumstance or condition exists that, in our judgment, prevents you from submitting online.
(3) We may waive these requirements if a licensed individual can show good cause. The reasons for good cause include:
(a) You do not have access to the internet using your own computer or similar equipment; or
(b) You do not have a bank account or credit card; or
(c) Your bank is unable to send electronic fund transactions; or
(d) Some other circumstance or condition exists that, in our judgment, prevents you from submitting online.
(4) You must request a waiver when applying for a new license or permit.
(5) A waiver will cover all fees and reports required under subsection (1) of this section.
NEW SECTION
WAC 230-05-128 Renew your license in a timely manner.
(1) You must renew online, unless you have received a waiver as outlined in this chapter and allow enough time to:
(a) Print the license prior to midnight before the license expires; or
(b) Have us print the license and mail it to you so you receive it before your license expires.
(2) If you have a waiver and are not renewing your license online, you must ensure a properly completed renewal application and all applicable license fees are received at our administrative office in Lacey at least fifteen days before the expiration date on the license.
(3) If you do not submit a properly completed renewal application and all fees and your license expires, you must immediately stop the gambling activity covered by your license.
(4) If your license expires, you must submit an application and you must not operate any gambling activity until a new license is issued.
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WAC 230-05-132 Late filing of quarterly license reports or late payment of quarterly license fees—Penalties.
(1) Licensees who do not file their quarterly license reports and/or pay quarterly license fees within thirty days from the end of each quarter are in violation of this chapter.
(2) Licensees will be afforded one thirty-day late filing and payment period after their quarterly license reports and quarterly license fees are due. However, a twenty-five dollar fee will be charged for each day a licensee fails to file a quarterly license report or pay quarterly license fees during the thirty-day late filing and payment period.
(3) A licensee's failure to file quarterly license reports or pay quarterly license fees during the thirty-day late filing and payment period could result in administrative action against your licenses.
(4) Licensees will be responsible for paying any outstanding license fees including, but not limited to, late fees and any additional costs associated with the collection of these fees before a license suspension is lifted or a new licensing application is approved.
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WAC 230-05-134 Amending quarterly license reports and changes to quarterly license fees paid.
(1) You must amend any previously submitted quarterly license reports immediately upon discovering a discrepancy in reporting your gross gambling receipts or quarterly license fees paid.
(2) Any additional quarterly license fees due as a result of an amended quarterly license report will be due immediately upon filing your amended quarterly license report. You may face administrative action against your license for failing to accurately report. If you overpaid your quarterly license fees, you may receive a refund after we deduct our processing costs.
(3) You must submit amended quarterly license reports and any related payments to us online unless you have a waiver.
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WAC 230-05-136 Prorating or refunding fees.
(1) We may prorate organization license fees when we adjust expiration dates to schedule our workload.
(2) We may adjust expiration dates to end on the same day for organizations licensed for more than one activity. Whenever we adjust license expiration dates under this provision, we may prorate the required fees.
(3) We will not prorate or refund fees when:
(a) You discontinue your gambling activities; or
(b) You voluntarily surrender your license or permit; or
(c) We suspend or revoke your license.
(4) We keep a portion of your application or license fees for processing costs when:
(a) We deny or administratively close your application; or
(b) You withdraw your application; or
(c) You overpaid us; or
(d) We received duplicate license fees.
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WAC 230-05-138 Returned payments.
(1) If your bank returns your payment to us for any reason, you must:
(a) Pay us in full, by certified check, money order, or cash, within five days of notification; and
(b) Reimburse our processing costs which would include, but not be limited to, time spent notifying you and seeking payment.
(2) If you fail to pay within five days of notification:
(a) We will administratively close your application; or
(b) Your license expires and all gambling activity must stop.
(3) If we administratively close your application or your license expires, you must give us a new application with fees paid by certified check, money order, or cash in order to be considered for a license.
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WAC 230-05-140 Outstanding fees.
(1) You must pay all outstanding fees assessed and owed if you:
(a) Stop operating the gambling activity; or
(b) Close your business; or
(c) Surrender your license; or
(d) Do not renew your license; or
(e) Your license is revoked.
(2) If you do not pay, we may take action against other licenses you hold or refer the debt to collections, or both.
(3) Licensees will be responsible for paying any outstanding license fees, including late fees, and any additional licensing or processing costs associated with the collection of these fees before a licensing suspension is lifted or any new licensing application is approved.
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WAC 230-05-142 Fees for review of gambling equipment, supplies, services, or games.
(1) You must submit gambling equipment, supplies, services, or games for our review.
(2) You must pay the application deposit before we perform the review.
(3) You must also reimburse us for any additional costs of the review.
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WAC 230-05-160 Charitable or nonprofit organization fees.
Bona fide charitable and nonprofit organizations must pay the following fees:
(1) Annual licenses:
(2) Event licenses or permits:
(3) Change fees:
(4) Other fees:
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WAC 230-05-165 Commercial stimulant organization fees.
All commercial stimulant organizations must pay the following fees:
(1) Annual licenses:
(2) Change fees:
(3) Other fees:
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