Okla. Admin. Code § 710:23-1-6 - Credit allowed distributor
(a)
Prior authorization required for credit for damaged or returned
items. Credit for damaged bingo faces, U-Pik-Em bingo game sets,
breakopen game tickets and charity game equipment may not be taken by the
distributor on the face of the Charity Gaming Tax Report until a valid credit
authorization has been received from the Tax Commission.
[See:710:23-1-15
] The burden of establishing the right to, and the validity of a credit or
refund is on the distributor.
(b)
Credit for damaged, miscut, unusable items. Credit may be allowed
against subsequent charity game tax liability of the distributor for bingo
faces, U-Pik-Em bingo game sets, breakopen game tickets and charitable game
equipment determined upon review by the Tax Commission to be:
(1) Misprinted.
(2) Miscut.
(3) Damaged by a disaster such as flood or
fire.
(4) Otherwise unplayable or
unusable.
(c)
Credit for undamaged, returned items. Credit may also be
authorized for returns of saleable, complete sets, but only after the
Commission has verified that the items have been returned to inventory and the
tax has been credited or refunded to the entity returning the
equipment.
(d)
Required
information. Credit/refund requests based upon (b) or (c) of this
Section must be documented with the following information (if applicable):
(1) A written detailed explanation of why the
credit/refund is due, including the "ABLE" license or exemption number and a
description of the damaged items for which credit/refund is claimed.
(2) Copy of Tax Commission authorization for
destruction of damaged items.
(3)
Copies of Charity Gaming Tax Reports on which the tax was originally
reported.
(4) Copies of cancelled
check used to remit the tax paid.
(5) Copies of the original purchase invoices
for the items.
(6) Copies of the
original invoices on which the tax was originally charged.
(7) Copies of the credit invoices or checks
showing the price paid for and the tax collected on damaged bingo faces,
U-Pik-Em bingo game sets, breakopen game tickets or charity game tickets has
been refunded to the organization or entity.
(e)
Credit for uncollectible
taxes. Credit for taxes uncollectible from a defaulting organization may
be claimed and must be shown on Schedule C of the Charity Games Report. A
credit may also be claimed for taxes paid by the distributor pursuant to this
Subsection when a check tendered by a defaulting organization in payment of
charity games taxes has been returned unpaid. However, the burden of
establishing the right to any credit, and the validity of each claim, is on the
distributor. Once the right to a credit is established, a letter authorizing
the credit to be taken on the face of the tax report will be issued. Upon
receipt of the letter, the distributor may deduct the amount authorized from
the tax shown on the face of the report.
(f)
Required information. Credit
is limited to amounts supported by adequate documentation which are being or
will be charged off the distributor's accounting records and all amounts
claimed must be adjusted to reflect any remuneration taken on reports filed
previously. A claim for credit based upon uncollectible taxes due and unpaid by
a defaulting organization must be documented with the following information, if
applicable:
(1) A detailed, written
explanation of why the credit is due.
(2) "ABLE" license number of the defaulting
organization;
(3) Name, address,
and business name of the defaulting organization;
(4) The amount of tax liability unpaid, along
with the type of charity games tax to be credited;
(5) Copy of the original invoice;
and
(6) Copy of the returned check
or checks.
(g)
Limitations. A credit authorization allowed pursuant to this
Section will be issued only to the entity who remitted and reported the tax to
the Commission. Subsequent recoveries of Charity Games Tax amounts previously
claimed as "uncollectible", on which a credit has been taken, or for which a
refund has been issued, are to be reported to the Tax Commission in the month
of recovery.
(h)
Procedure
for applying credits. A copy of the credit authorization letter must be
attached to the monthly report on which the credit is taken or the distributor
will not be allowed to deduct the amount claimed. Distributors must apply for
the credit authorization letter by the date the second report is due, following
the date of the original sale.
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