- Louisiana Department of Revenue issues revised notice on discounted and complimentary items provided by casinos, pari-mutuel facilities, or gaming establishments
- Prior notice did not include references to pari-mutuel facilities
- Sales tax purposes dictate that the sales price of these items is the actual cash amount paid at the time of provision
- Examples of discounted and complimentary items are provided in the notice
- Sales and use tax requirements on the casino’s purchase and use of tangible personal property for complimentary incentives are discussed
Source: allynintl.com
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