13 MAC Pt. 11, R. 2.1
Manual Pull Tabs
Cite as 13 Miss. Admin. Code Pt. 11, R. 2.1
Manual Pull Tabs.
(a) A bingo location is prohibited from selling a manual pull-tab for an amount different than the
face value of the pull-tab. A bingo location may not give away or sell pull-tabs at a discounted
price.
(b) The proceeds from manual pull-tab bingo is subject to a fee of 2 ½ % to be paid by the licensed
distributor. This fee is due on or before the 15th of each month along with the monthly report of
purchases of bingo supplies and equipment by all bingo operations. Any fee received after the due
date shall be subject to a penalty of 25%.
1. Proceeds are defined, for the purpose of this fee, to be the gross receipts from the sale
of manual pull-tabs, less prizes awarded for manual pull-tabs. No other cost or expense
shall be deducted.
2. The licensed distributor shall pay this fee on manual pull-tabs as a condition of its
license, as well as collect and remit to Mississippi all applicable sales and/or use taxes.
Failure to pay the fee or taxes shall result in the suspension and/or revocation of the
license.
(c) The revenue from bingo, electronic bingo or electronic pull-tab bingo is not subject to this fee,
nor are the prizes awarded for bingo, electronic bingo or electronic pull-tab bingo allowed to be
deducted in the calculation of net proceeds for pull-tabs.
(d) Manual pull-tab revenue and prizes must be accounted for separately from bingo, electronic
bingo or electronic pull-tabs. The bingo location is required to maintain records in such a way that
the revenue prizes and costs may be easily identified upon review or audit.
(e) A report shall be submitted monthly by the bingo location to the Commission that details the
total number of pull-tabs sold, the price of each pull-tab (to the participant) and totals the prizes
awarded. The report must be accompanied by an invoice(s) from the purchase of the pull-tabs to
verify the cost deducted.
Source: Miss. Code Ann. §§ 97-33-107(b), 97-33-65, and 97-33-107(g).
(f) If the auditor is unable to identify because of the lack of proper records, it will be assumed that
all bingo revenue is subject to a 5% penalty versus a 2 ½ % fee, due to substandard record keeping.