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BACKGROUND 13 *I Organizations in Alaska may, not deduct mortgage and 'interest payments or property taxes. in Ohiol, when, blingo is conducted, on premises owned by the organization, it may, play itself the lesser of $1250 or 25 percent of gross re-ceipts as, consider,a,t,ioIn for each oiccasion., Uncollectable, checks, and, cash, shortages. are classed as expenses in North Dakota., North Dakota also, has a graduated expense limit of 50 percent of 41 the first $200,000 of gross receipts minus, pidzes and 45 percent of all gross re- ceipts minus pIn,zes in excess of'that, Figure 1.1, shows, that states vary widely in taxation philosophies. Washington provides for a, large tax option, at the local, level as wIel,l, as a 1.5 percent state business, and occupation tax, and Ohio chooses to, levy no taxes at all. Minn e- 7 Washington requires gambling licensees to report all political contributions quarterly to the Gambling Commission whether the contributions are made from , lawful purpose, funds or not. 0 0 limp 111 11 di lip OW MAI i 0 lie I lip r I� a Figure 1.1, shows, that states vary widely in taxation philosophies. Washington provides for a, large tax option, at the local, level as wIel,l, as a 1.5 percent state business, and occupation tax, and Ohio chooses to, levy no taxes at all. Minn e- 7 Washington requires gambling licensees to report all political contributions quarterly to the Gambling Commission whether the contributions are made from , lawful purpose, funds or not.