Gaming Taxes definition

Gaming Taxes means any tax, duty or levy or equivalent, payable by the Operator to any authority in any jurisdiction in respect of bets or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ received from Customers, whether charged on revenues, gross profits and/or any other profit calculation, although not including corporate income tax or equivalent;

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Gaming Taxes means any tax imposed by the Nevada Gaming Authorities on Gross Gaming Revenues.

Gaming Taxes means any tax, duty or levy or equivalent, payable by the Operator to any authority in any jurisdiction in respect of bets or wagers received from Customers, whether charged on revenues, gross profits and/or any other profit calculation, although not including corporate income tax or equivalent;

Examples of Gaming Taxes in a sentence

Operator will prepare and file all tax returns and reports relating to the payment of all Macau Gaming Taxes.
As payment for the MSC Services, and in consideration of MSC’s other obligations hereunder and rights provided to Operator hereunder, MSC shall receive, monthly, a fee (the “MSC Consideration”) equal to Total Gaming Receipts for the prior month less the sum of (1) an amount equal to Macau Gaming Taxes with respect to the Total Gaming Revenues for the prior month and (2) Operator Consideration for that month.
On or before the 20th day of each month, Manager shall prepare an unaudited operating statement for the preceding calendar month detailing the Gross Revenues, Net Revenues, Gaming Taxes and expenses incurred in the Casino's operation (the "Monthly Financial Statements").
The Borrower will deliver to the Administrative Agent, promptly upon request, evidence of payment in full in a timely manner of such Taxes and Gaming Taxes (subject to the exceptions in clauses (a) and (b) in the foregoing sentence).
First, an amount equal to all Macau Gaming Taxes payable with respect to the Total Gaming Revenues for that day (as required by applicable Law and regulations) shall be deposited in the Tax Account.

More Definitions of Gaming Taxes

Gaming Taxes means the quarterly fee for a gaming license for a restricted operation (NRS 463.373), the annual excise tax on slot machines (NRS 463.385), and any and all other license fees or taxes imposed on the operation of the Gaming Assets by any governmental agency having jurisdiction over the Purchased Assets.

Gaming Taxes means any tax imposed by the state of Missouri on Gross Gaming Revenue, including, without limitation, any state admissions tax (currently 20% of Gross Gaming Revenue and $2.00 per customer). "Gross Food and Beverage Revenue" shall mean all of the revenue resulting from the operation of all of the restaurants, snack bars, lounges, bars, vending machines and any other areas or facilities which serve food or beverages at the Riverboat. "Gross Gaming Revenue" shall mean all of the revenue from the operation of the Casino. "Governmental Authorities" shall mean the United States, the state of Missouri, county of St. Louis, city of Lemay, any other political subdivision in which the Riverboat is located or does business, and any court or political subdivision agency, commission, board or instrumentality or officer thereof, whether federal, state or local, having or exercising jurisdiction over Owner, Manager or the Riverboat, including the Casino. "Gross Revenue" shall mean Gross Gaming Revenue plus all other revenue resulting from the operation of Riverboat. "Hazardous Material" is defined in Section 21.04. "Impositions" is defined in Section 7.01. "Incentive Management Fee" shall mean 20% of Earnings in excess of $30,000,000, before any interest expense, income taxes, capital lease rent, depreciation and amortization. The Incentive Management Fee shall be reduced to ten percent (10%) of Earnings in excess of $35,000,000, before any interest expense, income taxes, capital lease rent, depreciation and amortization. "Initial Inventory" shall mean the list of operating supplies required for the operation of the Riverboat for the initial 30-day period following the Commencement Date. "Initial Inventory Price" shall mean the cost of purchasing the Initial Inventory. "Institution" is defined in Section 13.01. "Institutional Mortgage" is defined in Section 13.01.

Gaming Taxes means all and any taxes, levies and duties howsoever described (but not including any non-recoupable fees charged in order to obtain or retain a gambling licence) in relation to the operation of the CIE Platform charged in respect of the Gross Rake or deposits for which CIE becomes liable from time to time according to CIE Applicable Regulations.

Gaming Taxes means any tax imposed by the State of Missouri on gross gaming revenue, including, without limitation, any state admissions tax (currently 20% of gross gaming revenue and $2.00 per customer). "Casino" shall mean those areas of the Riverboat reserved for the operation of slot machines, table games, electronic games of chance, electronic games of skill and any other legal forms of gaming permitted under applicable law, and ancillary service areas, including reservations and admissions, cage, vault, count room, surveillance room and any other room or areas or activities therein regulated or taxed by the Missouri Gaming Commission by reason of gaming operations. Showboat and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ agree that the fees provided for by this Section 9 constitute their good faith determination of the fair market value of the use of the Trademark.

Gaming Taxes. Any and all fees, duties, levies, taxes, reinvestment funds and charges incurred directly in relation to and attributable to the operation of the Product by Distributors which are charged by any Regulatory Authority based on turnover or profitability. “Go-Live Date” The date on which a Distributor offers the first installation of the Product to its customers.

Gaming Taxes is defined in Section 7.1(a).

Gaming Taxes means any taxes, licenses or fees imposed by the Nevada Gaming Authorities.