§4403 — Record requirements

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Each person liable for tax under this subchapter shall keep a daily record showing the gross amount of all wagers on which he is so liable, in addition to all other records required pursuant to section 6001(a).

  • Treas. Reg. §44.4403-1Daily record Show full text ▾ Collapse ▴

    Every person liable for tax under section 4401 shall keep such records as will clearly show as to each day's operations:

    (a) The gross amount of all wagers accepted;

    (b) The gross amount of each class or type of wager accepted on each separate event, contest, or other wagering medium. For example, in the case of wagers accepted on a horse race, the daily record shall show separately the gross amount of each class or type of wagers (straight bets, parlays, “if” bets, etc.) accepted on each horse in the race. Similarly, in the case of the numbers game, the daily record shall show the gross amount of each class or type of wager accepted on each number.

    For additional provisions relating to records, see section 6001 and § 44.6001-1.

  • Treas. Reg. §44.4403-1(a)§44.4403-1(a) Show full text ▾ Collapse ▴

    The gross amount of all wagers accepted;

  • Treas. Reg. §44.4403-1(b)The gross amount of each class or type of wager accepted on each separate event, contest, or other wagering medium. Show full text ▾ Collapse ▴

    The gross amount of each class or type of wager accepted on each separate event, contest, or other wagering medium. For example, in the case of wagers accepted on a horse race, the daily record shall show separately the gross amount of each class or type of wagers (straight bets, parlays, “if” bets, etc.) accepted on each horse in the race. Similarly, in the case of the numbers game, the daily record shall show the gross amount of each class or type of wager accepted on each number.

    For additional provisions relating to records, see section 6001 and § 44.6001-1.

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