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The document is a notification form for conducting raffles by minor gaming permit holders in Tasmania. It requires details about the raffle, including ticket sales, prize values, draw date, and proceeds usage. The form also includes a section for certifying the accuracy of the information provided and outlines contact details for the Tasmanian Liquor and Gaming Commission.

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Are you allowed to make money on a raffle?

Yes, many organizations can legally run a raffle if they comply with the local, state, and federal laws that regulate gambling and charitable fundraising. These laws often require the raffle to benefit a nonprofit or charitable cause.

What are the IRS rules for raffles?

Withholding Tax on Raffle Prizes Regular Gambling Withholding: An organization that pays raffle prizes must withhold 25% from the winnings and report this amount to the IRS on Form W-2G. This regular gambling withholding applies to winnings of more than $5,000.

How to hold a raffle legally in the US?

Common legal requirements include: Obtaining a license or permit. Ensuring the raffle is for charitable purposes. Adhering to rules about who can participate (e.g., age restrictions) Reporting the raffles outcome to the relevant authorities.

What is the legal difference between a raffle and a drawing?

Under California law, a raffle requires participants to purchase tickets for a chance to win prizes. Thus, it is a form of charitable gambling. A drawing (also called a sweepstakes) does not require a purchase. Everyone must have an equal chance to win, whether they donate or not.

Are raffles legal in the US?

Raffles can be a great way to raise funds for nonprofits, schools, and community organizations, but their legality depends on state and local laws. In the United States, raffles are generally considered a form of gambling because they involve purchasing a ticket for a chance to win a prize.

What states ban raffles?

The following states prohibit online Raffles: Alabama. California. Hawaii. Indiana. Iowa. Kansas. Minnesota. Montana (Raffle ticket purchases by credit card are prohibited)

Are there laws around raffles?

In the United States, the laws regulating raffles and raffle ticket sales are administered by state and county governments. For the states in which nonprofit raffles are legal, charitable organizations must obtain a raffle permit or raffle license.

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