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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Business Entity Disclosure form in the editor.
Begin by entering the applicant's name as it appears on official documents. Ensure all entries are typed or printed in block lettering using dark ink.
Complete the sections regarding business details, including federal identification number and Massachusetts taxpayer number. If a question does not apply, indicate 'Does Not Apply'.
Fill out the liaison information, ensuring that all contact details are accurate for communication with the Massachusetts Gaming Commission.
In Part 1, certify if your business is minority-owned or woman-owned by checking the appropriate boxes and providing necessary documentation as attachments.
Continue through each section of the form, providing detailed responses about ownership structure, financial background, and any criminal history as required.
Before submitting, review all answers for completeness and accuracy. Initial and date each page where indicated.
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