As most already know, keeping accurate SGOC records has been the law since 1988
but fraternal and social organizations did not have to produce the records
unless they were one of the approximate 10-15% of fraternal and social
organizations in the state that were audited.
As part of PA House Bill 169 you will have to submit your activity with
the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue in order to renew your SGOC license in
2014.
Fraternal and social organizations do have a choice on HOW they submit their activity:
·
Gather all of your (up to 11) Schedules recommended
by the PA Liquor Control Bureau
·
Group/Summarize by your business week each of
the 6 legal gaming activities
·
Enter All of your Gaming activity summarized by
business week into the PA Department of Revenue’s website
·
Hope you did not have any typing mistakes. If you made a mistake and the mistake is not
caught prior to your submitting the report (during that ONE online session),
you will need to re-enter everything into the website in order to submit a
corrected report.
Option 2:
·
Enter your gaming Activity into the Sienna
Database System© (when convenient for you as your activity is saved on
your computer) and have your gaming activity filed electronically via Myers
Integrated Systems, LLC after receiving a pre-file Audit of your system.
If your organization is interested in an on-site
demonstration of the Sienna Database System© please call me at 814.408.2158 or
email me at DKellyMyers@gmail.com. Also feel free to check out our website at
www.myersintsystems.com.
Feel free to post questions and/or comments about PA Small
Games of Chance.
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