Common use of Amusement Device Taxes Clause in Contracts

Amusement Device Taxes. If Retailer is a Video Lottery Game Retailer, Retailer is responsible for compliance with, and is liable for all amusement device taxes due under, Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 320 (the “Tax”). Lottery, however, shall estimate the amount of Tax owed by Retailer on a quarterly and annual basis, as applicable, based on the number of Video Lottery Terminals located on Retailer’s Premises and the sales attributable to such terminals. Lottery shall invoice Retailer for the amount of such Tax. After receipt of an invoice from Lottery for any Taxes that Retailer may owe, Retailer shall pay the Tax through the electronic fund transfer (EFT) process described in Section 10 of this Contract along with the payment of other amounts owed to Lottery. Lottery shall forward the amount of Tax collected from Retailer to the Oregon Department of Revenue.

Amusement Device Taxes. If Retailer is a Video Lottery Game Retailer, Retailer is responsible for compliance with, and is liable for all amusement device taxes due under, Oregon Revised Statutes, Chapter 320 (the “Tax”). Lottery, however, shall estimate the amount of Tax owed by Retailer on a quarterly and annual basis, as applicable, based on the number of Video Lottery Terminals located on Retailer’s Premises and the sales attributable to such terminals. Lottery shall invoice Retailer for the amount of such Tax. After receipt of an invoice from Lottery for any Taxes that Retailer may owe, Retailer shall pay the Tax through the electronic fund transfer (EFT) process described in Section 10 11 of this Contract along with the payment of other amounts owed to Lottery. Lottery shall forward the amount of Tax collected from Retailer to the Oregon Department of Revenue.