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Supplementary provisions on returns and reports to be furnished by casino operator

Casino Control (Casino Tax) Regulations 2010

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—(1) A return of gross gaming revenue required under regulation 4 shall be submitted to the Comptroller in such form as the Comptroller may require —(a)through the electronic service provided by the Comptroller; or (b)by such other means as the Comptroller may allow.(2) A return of gross gaming revenue for each reporting period shall specify —(a)the net win for each type of game, classified according to the applicable tax rate;(b)the total amount of gross gaming revenue subject to the premium player tax rate and the non-premium player tax rate, respectively; and(c)the total amount of casino tax payable under each applicable tax rate.(3) The casino operator shall submit to the Comptroller such of the following reports as the Comptroller may require from time to time:(a)a report of net win for any type of game;(b)a report which explains any variance that exceeds such threshold as may be specified by the Comptroller, being variance between —(i)the net win computed electronically by an electronic monitoring system or by the meters of a gaming machine; and(ii)the net win computed according to a count of the chips, money and coupons in the drop for the gaming machine;(c)a report which explains any variance in the count of the inventory of chips or the drop for table games or counter games;(d)a report which explains the reason for any adjustment of any meter of a gaming machine;(e)a report of all verifications carried out on the identity and status of any player under regulation 20(1)(c) and (2); and(f)such other report as may be specified by the Comptroller.(4) Any casino operator which fails, without reasonable excuse, to furnish the report within the time as required by the Comptroller under paragraph (3) shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $10,000.

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