Plain English Breakdown
The bill text confirms an increase in tax rate and a new allocation but does not specify exact amounts going to each fund or how often payments are due.
Increasing Taxes on Skill-Based Amusement Games
The bill increases the tax rate from 20% to 25% on net proceeds from skill-based amusement games and directs a portion of these taxes to the state highway fund.
What This Bill Does
- Increases the tax rate from 20% to 25% on net proceeds from skill-based amusement games.
- Changes how tax revenues are distributed, reducing the share for public schools and counties while adding a new allocation to the state highway fund.
Who It Names or Affects
- Vendors who operate skill-based amusement games in Wyoming
- Counties and cities where these games are located
- The public school foundation program account
- The state highway fund
Terms To Know
- Skill-Based Amusement Games
- Games that require skill to play, such as arcade machines or video games.
- Net Proceeds
- The total earnings from the game after expenses are subtracted.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill was withdrawn by its sponsor and is now inactive.
- It does not specify how much money will be added to the state highway fund or what it will be used for.