The provided legal document content pertains to the Administrative and Miscellaneous Provisions within the Louisiana Administrative Code in the field of Revenue and Taxation. These provisions govern various administrative aspects related to revenue and taxation in Louisiana. The document does not specify any exemptions to its application. However, it does not provide information regarding specific penalties for non-compliance or violation of the Administrative and Miscellaneous Provisions. It is important to refer to the complete Louisiana Administrative Code and relevant statutes for a comprehensive understanding of the regulations and penalties associated with revenue and taxation in Louisiana.

The provided legal document content consists of two regulations related to banking and consumer finance activities in Mississippi. The first regulation pertains to the repeal of prior rules in the Mississippi Administrative Code and aims to conform to the Department’s current practice, eliminate obsolete provisions, and provide clarification. It supersedes and repeals the prior Bank Regulation 1. The provisions addressed in this regulation include guidelines for banking hours, document filing fees, fees for special services, maximum percentages of the value of all loans and discounts, and preservation of bank records.

The provided legal document content pertains to the authority and responsibilities of the Department of Banking and Consumer Finance in examining banking institutions in the State of Mississippi. It establishes the organizational structure of the department and outlines the qualifications and restrictions for state banking examiners. The document also specifies the department’s responsibility for overseeing and examining various financial activities, including bank examinations, credit union examinations, trust companies, consumer loan broker activities, insurance premium finance companies, money transmitter activities, debt management activities, small loan companies, pawn shops, title pledge activity, check cashers, motor vehicle sales, credit availability activities, and mortgage companies.

The State Board of Banking Review; Official Procedures document outlines the procedures and processes governing the State Board of Banking in Mississippi. It provides guidance on the review and decision-making processes of the board. The document applies specifically to the State Board of Banking in Mississippi and does not mention any exemptions or penalties. It is essential for individuals and entities involved in banking operations in Mississippi to familiarize themselves with these procedures to ensure compliance with the State Board of Banking regulations.

The provided legal document content pertains to the organization and administration of the Mississippi Gaming Commission. The Commission has the authority to appoint committees to study and report on matters related to the Mississippi Gaming Control Act and its regulations. The document provides definitions for terms such as ‘Act’, ‘Operating licensee’, and ‘Executive Director’. It also governs the handling and release of public and confidential records by the Mississippi Gaming Commission.

This legal document governs the fees and requirements for obtaining and maintaining licenses related to charitable gaming activities in Mississippi. It applies to charitable organizations, manufacturers, distributors, and operators involved in gaming activities. The document specifies the fees and due dates for different types of licenses, including charitable organization license fees, manufacturer’s license fees, distributor’s license fees, and operator’s license fees. It also outlines the percentage of gross proceeds or net proceeds that are due for different types of gaming locations and devices.

The provided legal document content covers various aspects of charitable gaming equipment and its regulation in Mississippi. The documents govern the use of non-disposable bingo cards, prohibiting their use in bingo locations. They also establish rules for assigning fixed values to disposable bingo cards and determining prizes for Class ‘B’ or ‘C’ bingo locations. The documents require bingo locations to submit a list of assigned values for disposable or electronic dauber bingo cards and prohibit discounting or accepting bingo cards in trade.

The provided legal document content pertains to the regulations governing Charitable Gaming Licensing in Mississippi. It specifically applies to charitable organizations, manufacturers, distributors, commercial lessors, operators, and distributors involved in charitable gaming activities. Charitable organizations must apply for a license from the Mississippi Gaming Commission, and the license is valid for a maximum of three years. The application process requires the submission of an application form, the required application fee, and copies of the organization’s previous three years’ federal and state tax returns.

This legal document establishes the minimum standards and requirements for the operation of electronic bingo daubing systems in the state of Mississippi. It applies to manufacturers, distributors, operators, and bingo locations that utilize these systems. The document outlines the process for approval and evaluation of electronic daubing systems, including the submission of representative samples to the Mississippi Gaming Commission for testing and evaluation. The Commission is granted the authority to examine and inspect the systems at any time.

This document, part of the Mississippi Administrative Code, governs the licensing requirements for daily fantasy sports operators. The rules outlined in this document include provisions such as allowing individuals to restrict themselves from entering fantasy contests, prohibiting advertisements targeting prohibited participants, minors, or self-excluded persons, establishing and disclosing the values of prizes and awards, offering introductory procedures for players, identifying highly experienced players, prohibiting contests based on certain sports events, providing fair and non-misleading representations of average winnings, prohibiting cheating and the use of third-party scripts, segregating player funds, restricting the number of entries submitted by a single player, disclosing the maximum number of entries for each contest, allowing contests with no entry limits under certain conditions, disclosing the number of entries allowed per player, and providing players with an opportunity to file a Patron Dispute with the Mississippi Gaming Commission.