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Code · CFR · Title 25 — Indians · Part 543 · § 543.4

§ 543.4. Does this part apply to small and charitable gaming operations?

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(a)Small gaming operations. This part does not apply to small gaming operations provided that:
(1)The TGRA permits the operation to be exempt from this part;
(2)The annual gross gaming revenue of the operation does not exceed \$3 million; and
(3)The TGRA develops, and the operation complies with, alternate procedures that:
(i)Protect the integrity of games offered;
(ii)Safeguard the assets used in connection with the operation; and
(iii)Create, prepare and maintain records in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
(b)Charitable gaming operations. This part does not apply to charitable gaming operations provided that:
(1)All proceeds are for the benefit of a charitable organization;
(2)The TGRA permits the charitable organization to be exempt from this part;
(3)The charitable gaming operation is operated wholly by the charitable organization's agents;
(4)The annual gross gaming revenue of the charitable operation does not exceed \$3 million; and
(5)The TGRA develops, and the charitable gaming operation complies with, alternate procedures that:
(i)Protect the integrity of the games offered;
(ii)Safeguard the assets used in connection with the gaming operation; and
(iii)Create, prepare and maintain records in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
(c)Independent operators. Nothing in this section exempts gaming operations conducted by independent operators for the benefit of a charitable organization.
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