The provided legal document content pertains to the issuance, renewal, or denial of permits and licenses for conducting authorized games of chance and skill in Alaska. The document outlines the requirements and procedures for obtaining these permits and licenses. Applicants, including municipalities, qualified organizations, and suborganizations, are required to submit a completed application form, pay the annual permit fee, and provide supporting documents such as articles of incorporation, partnership agreement, bylaws, and charters.

These legal documents govern various aspects of gaming activities in Alaska, including the requirements for obtaining an operator’s license, contracts between operators and authorizing permittees, payment obligations of operators to permittees, reporting requirements for operators, review of financial records, and release of bonds or security. The documents apply to persons, municipalities, and qualified organizations conducting gaming for a permittee. Exemptions include employees of licensed operators or registered vendors, employees or volunteers for a permittee (with restrictions), registered vendors selling pull-tabs, and persons selling certain tickets on behalf of a permittee (with restrictions).

The provided legal document governs the compensation of registered vendors in Alaska. It states that if a permittee enters into a contract described under AS 05.15.188, they must submit a copy of the contract to the department for inspection. Additionally, a contract between a permittee and a vendor must contain specific information, including the vendor’s beverage dispensary license number or package store license number, a means for determining compensation, a plan for disposing of pull-tab series, and a method for handling receipts for prizes.

These legal documents govern the manufacture, sale, and distribution of pull-tabs in the state of Alaska. Licensed pull-tab manufacturers must comply with the Standards on Pull-Tabs of the North American Gaming Regulators Association and the Pull-Tab Record-Keeping and Reporting Standards. Pull-tabs must be manufactured in a way that makes it impossible to identify winning or losing tabs until played. They must be made using at least a two-ply paper stock construction, have an individual serial number and the manufacturer’s name printed on the face or cover, and provide instructions to the player.

This section of the Alaska Administrative Code governs the rules and requirements for raffles, lotteries, and other gaming activities. It applies to permittees or operators of raffle drawings. The document outlines various requirements for conducting raffle drawings, including the posting of permits and licenses, the placement of ticket stubs into a receptacle, the visibility of the drawing process to the gaming public, and the determination of winning stubs for each prize offered.

These legal documents govern various aspects of accounting and recordkeeping for gaming activities permitted under AS 05.15 in Alaska. The documents cover topics such as advertising expenses, depreciation of assets, promotional items, payment for services rendered, disbursements from net proceeds, scholarship requirements, transfer of net proceeds, bank account requirements, filing of reports, retention of records, and unauthorized expenses. Permittees are required to ensure that advertising expenses for gaming activities do not exceed five percent of their adjusted gross income.

This legal document, found in the Alaska Administrative Code, specifically in the Revenue section under Authorized Games of Chance and Skill, governs the suspension or revocation of a permit, license, or registration. It empowers the Department to take such actions if the permittee, licensee, or registered vendor engages in various prohibited activities or fails to comply with the requirements set forth in AS 05.15 or this chapter. The document lists multiple grounds for suspension or revocation, including making false statements, failing to meet qualifications, failing to pay required taxes or fees, altering permits, allowing unauthorized use of permits, violating provisions of AS 05.

An applicant for a pull-tab manufacturer’s license under AS 05.15.181 shall submit to the department (1) a completed original application on a form provided by the department; and (2) the fee required under AS 05.15.181 (b). Statutory Authority Authority: AS 05.15.060 AS 05.15.181 (Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131)

(a) An applicant for a pull-tab distributor's license under AS 05.15.183 shall submit to the department (1) a completed original application on a form prescribed by the department; and (2) the fee required under AS 05.15.183 (b). (b) For a new application filed on or after June 22, 2008, an applicant for a distributor license must be at least 21 years of age. Statutory Authority Authority: AS 05.15.060 AS 05.15.183 (Eff.

The total amount of advertising expenses for a gaming activity permitted under AS 05.15 may not exceed five percent of the permittee’s adjusted gross income from gaming activities. (1) repealed 11/10/96; (2) repealed 11/10/96. Statutory Authority Authority: AS 05.15.060 AS 05.15.128 AS 05.15.160 (Eff. 7/30/94, Register 131; am 11/10/96, Register 140)