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EXPENDITURE OF LAWFUL GAMBLING, PROCEEDS 53 <br />Problems with Accountabluty <br />Another somewhat, problematic aspect of the lawfu,l plurpolse statutory provis- <br />ions is the, treatment of many other non-,profit organizations, that contribute <br />solely or primanfly to themselves., We believe th,at.-I <br />W <br />01 <br />When o rganlUations contribute gambling proceeds to themsdves, <br />accountablility lis effectively lost because gambling money, is <br />i <br />commingled with other organization funds. <br />Commingling raises the risk that gambling, funds will be used directly or <br />Vi <br />rectly, to pay for non-gambling related administrative costs, of'these other <br />non-profit organizations -- a practice that is not allowed for other t3T,es of or- <br />ganizations. <br />IT <br />L <br />Organ,i,ziat�i,oins, are required to report the uses of lawful, purpose contributioins <br />on Schedule C of the Monthly Gambling, Tax Return. Schedule C requires the <br />W 4 <br />organization, to list the, gambling accoun,t, check number, the payee, a, descrip- <br />tion of'the contribution, the amount, and the code of'the lawful purpose it <br />Satisfies. <br />jo <br />