Wash. Admin. Code § 230-16-187 - Accounting records for manufacturer's special sales permit holders
Holders of a manufacturer's special sales permit must keep and maintain a complete set of records for their permitted activity. They must, at least:
(1) Keep a:
(a)
Cash disbursements book (check
register) - Permit holders must document all expenses, both gambling and
non-gambling related, with invoices or other appropriate supporting documents.
They must enter information monthly and include, at least:
(i) The date the check was issued or payment
made; and
(ii) The number of the
check; and
(iii) The name of the
payee; and
(iv) Type of expense;
and
(b)
Cash
receipts - Permit holders must keep a record of cash sales and cash
received from all sources. They must enter information for each payment
received monthly and include, at least, the:
(i) Date; and
(ii) Name of the person paying; and
(iii) Amount; and
(c)
Copies of all financial data
- Permit holders must keep copies of all financial data that supports tax
reports to governmental agencies.
(2) Maintain copies of all agreements
regarding sales or leasing of gambling equipment and supplies that fully
disclose all terms.
(3) Comply with
the recordkeeping requirements outlined in chapter 230-16 WAC, except for WAC
230-16-185,
230-16-200, and
230-16-215.
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