(a) The states share of gross terminal income is calculated as follows:
(1) The commission shall deposit two percent of gross terminal income into the State Lottery Fund for the commissions costs and expenses incurred in administering this article. From this amount, not less than $150,000 nor more than $1 million per fiscal year, as determined by the commission each year, shall be transferred to the Compulsive Gambling Treatment Fund created in §29-22A-19 of this code. In the event that the percentage allotted under this subsection for the commissions costs and expenses incurred in administering this article generates a surplus, the surplus shall be allowed to accumulate to an amount not to exceed $250,000. On a monthly basis, the director shall report to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance of the Legislature any surplus in excess of $250,000 and remit to the State Treasurer the entire amount of those surplus funds in excess of $250,000 to be deposited in the fund established in §29-22-18a of this code: Provided, That at the close of each of the fiscal years ending June 30, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, the portion of the two percent allowance for administrative expenses provided in this subdivision (1) that remains unspent for costs and expenses incurred in administering this article, not to exceed $20 million in any fiscal year, shall be transferred to the Revenue Center Construction Fund created by §29-22-18(l) of this code for the purpose of constructing a state office building.
(2) Gross profits are determined by deducting the percentage described in subdivision (1) of this subsection, from gross terminal income.
(3) The commission shall receive 30 percent of gross profits as defined in subdivision (2) of this subsection except as otherwise provided in this subdivision. On June 1, 2002, the commission shall calculate the aggregate average daily gross terminal income for all operating video lottery terminals during the preceding three month period. Thereafter, the commission shall make the calculation on the first day of the month preceding the months of October, January, April, and July of each year. So long as the aggregate average gross terminal income per day for the operating video lottery terminals does not exceed $60, the commissions share of gross profits shall continue to be 30 percent for the succeeding quarter of the year beginning July 1. Beginning on July 1, 2002 and the first days of October, January, April, and July in 2002 and thereafter, if the commissions calculation of aggregate average daily gross terminal income per video lottery terminal yields an amount greater than $60, one of the following schedules apply: If the amount is greater than $60 per day but not greater than $80 per day, the commissions share of gross profits for the ensuing quarter beginning the first day of the quarter of the year described in this subdivision shall be 34 percent; if the amount is greater than $80 per day but not greater than $100 per day, the commissions share of gross profits for the ensuing quarter beginning the first day of the quarter of the year described in this subdivision shall be 38 percent; if the amount is greater than $100 per day but not greater than $120 per day, the commissions share of gross profits for the ensuing quarter beginning the first day of the quarter of the year described in this subdivision shall be 42 percent; if the amount is greater than $120 per day but not greater than $140 per day, the commissions share of gross profits for the ensuing quarter beginning the first day of the quarter of the year described in this subdivision shall be 46 percent; if the amount is greater than $140 per day, the commissions share of gross profits for the ensuing quarter beginning the first day of the quarter of the year described in this subdivision shall be 50 percent: Provided, That effective July 1, 2019, the commissions share of gross profits shall be 50 percent. This amount shall be known as net terminal income.
(b) Net terminal income shall be distributed by the commission as follows:
(1)(A) Beginning July 1, 2002, a county and the incorporated municipalities within that county shall receive two percent of the net terminal income generated by limited video lottery terminals located within the county;
(B) From this two percent of net terminal income, each municipality shall receive a share that bears the same proportion to the total two percent of net terminal income as the population of the municipality bears to the total population of the county as determined by the most recent decennial United States census of population, and the county shall receive the remaining portion of the two percent of net terminal income; and
(2) Any remaining funds shall be deposited into the state excess lottery revenue fund established in §29-22-18a of this code.
(c) The licensed operators and limited video lottery retailers shall receive the balance of gross terminal income remaining after deduction of the states share as calculated pursuant to this section.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 29. Miscellaneous Boards and Officers
Article 22B. Limited Video Lottery
§29-22B-102. Authorization for Limited Video Lottery; Regulation by Lottery Commission
§29-22B-201. Legislative Finding; Constitutional Authority; Limited Video Lottery Is a Lottery
§29-22B-203. Legislative Finding; License to Participate in Limited Video Lottery Is a Privilege
§29-22B-301. Applicability of Definitions
§29-22B-302. Applicant Defined
§29-22B-303. Associated Equipment Defined
§29-22B-304. Background Investigation Defined
§29-22B-305. Central Computer, Central Control Computer or Central Site System Defined
§29-22B-306. Commission or State Lottery Commission Defined
§29-22B-309. Disable or Terminal Disable Defined
§29-22B-311. Eprom and Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory Chips Defined
§29-22B-312. Identification Document Defined
§29-22B-313. Indirect Ownership Defined
§29-22B-316. Limited Video Lottery Retailer Defined
§29-22B-318. Manufacturer Defined
§29-22B-319. National Criminal History Background Check System Defined
§29-22B-320. Net Terminal Income and Gross Terminal Income Defined
§29-22B-324. Permittee Defined
§29-22B-327. Resident of This State Defined
§29-22B-328. Restricted Access Adult-Only Facility Defined
§29-22B-329. Service Technician Defined
§29-22B-330. Video Lottery Defined
§29-22B-331. Video Gambling Machine Defined
§29-22B-332. Video Lottery Game Defined
§29-22B-333. Video Lottery Terminal Defined
§29-22B-401. General Authority of State Lottery Commission and Director; Conflicts
§29-22B-402. Powers and Duties of the State Lottery Commission
§29-22B-403. Powers and Duties of the Director
§29-22B-404. Advertising by Commission or Director
§29-22B-501. Types of Licenses Issued for Participation in Limited Video Lottery Activities
§29-22B-502. General Qualifications for All Types of Limited Video Lottery Licenses
§29-22B-503. Additional Qualifications for an Applicant for an Operator S License
§29-22B-505. Additional Qualification for an Applicant for a Service Technician's License
§29-22B-506. Additional Qualifications for an Applicant for a Manufacturer's License
§29-22B-507. Persons Having Control of an Applicant for a Limited Video Lottery License
§29-22B-508. Commission Action on Applications
§29-22B-509. Incomplete Application Not to Be Considered
§29-22B-510. Burden of Proving Qualification for License
§29-22B-511. Issuance of Order Refusing to Issue or Renew License, or Suspending or Revoking Same
§29-22B-512. Review of Continuing Eligibility for License
§29-22B-513. Application Forms and Other Documents
§29-22B-514. Failure to Reveal Material Fact; False or Misleading Material
§29-22B-516. Applicant Bears the Risk of Adverse Publicity
§29-22B-517. Renewal of Licenses
§29-22B-518. Annual License Fees
§29-22B-601. Establishment of Procedures for Background Investigations
§29-22B-602. Responsibility of State Police in Conducting Background Investigations
§29-22B-603. Guidelines for Background Investigations
§29-22B-604. Applicant's Rights Regarding Background Investigations
§29-22B-701. General Duties of All Licensees
§29-22B-702. Additional Duties of Limited Video Lottery Retailers
§29-22B-703. Additional Duties of Limited Video Lottery Retailers Who Are Permittees
§29-22B-704. Duties of Limited Video Lottery Retailer Regarding Payment of Credits
§29-22B-705. Additional Duties of Manufacturers
§29-22B-706. Additional Duties of Operators
§29-22B-707. Additional Duties of Service Technicians
§29-22B-802. Testing of Video Lottery Terminals and Associated Equipment
§29-22B-803. Reporting of Testing Results
§29-22B-901. Hardware Specifications
§29-22B-902. Control of Electrical Power
§29-22B-903. Coin or Bill Acceptors
§29-22B-904. Security; Access to the Interior of Video Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-905. Printing Mechanism
§29-22B-906. Identification Plate
§29-22B-907. Display of Information on Terminal Face or Screen
§29-22B-908. Communication With Central Computer System
§29-22B-909. Random Number Generator Required
§29-22B-911. Continuation of Current Game After Malfunction
§29-22B-912. Electronic Accounting Required
§29-22B-1001. Manufacturer Must Be Licensed
§29-22B-1002. Manufacturers May Sell or Lease Only to Permittees
§29-22B-1003. Terminals Must Be Approved
§29-22B-1004. Purchase or Lease by Permittees
§29-22B-1101. Limitation on Number and Location of Video Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-1104. Reservation of Authority to Have Video Lottery Terminals on or Before August 1, 2001
§29-22B-1106. Allocation of Permits to Own or Lease Video Lottery Terminals by Sealed Bid
§29-22B-1108. Preference for Current Permit Holders
§29-22B-1109. Bid Bond Required
§29-22B-1111. Reduction of Video Lottery Terminals Authorized in a Retailer's License
§29-22B-1112. Reduction of Gambling
§29-22B-1201. Placement of Video Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-1203. Registration Decals
§29-22B-1204. Installation of Approved Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-1205. Transportation From Manufacturer and Registration of Video Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-1206. Any Other Transportation of Video Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-1301. Maintenance of Video Lottery Terminals
§29-22B-1304. Repairs to Logic Board or Circuitry
§29-22B-1401. Accounting for the State's Share of Gross Terminal Income
§29-22B-1402. Resolution of Discrepancies
§29-22B-1403. Payover of State's Share of Gross Terminal Income
§29-22B-1404. Permittees to Furnish Bank Authorizations
§29-22B-1405. State's Share of Gross Terminal Income Held in Trust
§29-22B-1406. Examination of Permittee Books and Records
§29-22B-1407. Civil Penalty for Failure to Pay Over State's Share of Gross Terminal Income
§29-22B-1408. Distribution of State"s Share of Gross Terminal Income
§29-22B-1502. Contents of Petition for Hearing; Security
§29-22B-1503. Hearing Procedures
§29-22B-1601. Imposition of Civil Penalties by the Commission
§29-22B-1602. Civil Penalties Applicable to Limited Video Lottery Retailers
§29-22B-1603. Civil Penalties Applicable to Service Technicians
§29-22B-1604. Civil Penalties Applicable to Permittees
§29-22B-1605. Civil Penalties Applicable to Manufacturers
§29-22B-1606. Civil Penalties for Failure of Licensees to Perform Duties
§29-22B-1607. Civil Action to Collect Penalty
§29-22B-1702. Criminal Penalties for Unlawful Inducement
§29-22B-1703. Criminal Penalty for Unauthorized Game on Authorized Video Lottery Terminal
§29-22B-1704. Criminal Penalty for Unauthorized Video Lottery Terminal
§29-22B-1705. Criminal Penalty for Possession of Video Gambling Machine
§29-22B-1706. Criminal Penalty for Expired Operator or Limited Video Lottery Retailer's License
§29-22B-1708. Criminal Penalty for Tampered Game, Terminal, Device or Other Equipment
§29-22B-1709. Criminal Penalty for Deceptive Practices
§29-22B-1710. Employment of Unlicensed Person Who Is Required to Be Licensed
§29-22B-1712. Criminal Penalty for Use of Device That Gives Player an Unauthorized Advantage
§29-22B-1713. Criminal Penalty for Violation of Rules of Play
§29-22B-1714. Criminal Penalty for Corrupt Combinations, Collusions or Conspiracies Prohibited
§29-22B-1801. Video Gambling Machines Declared Contraband
§29-22B-1803. Items Subject to Forfeiture
§29-22B-1804. Procedure for Seizure of Forfeitable Property
§29-22B-1805. Procedures for Forfeiture
§29-22B-1806. Disposition of Forfeited Moneys, Securities or Other Negotiable Instruments
§29-22B-1807. Disposition of Other Forfeited Property; Distribution of Proceeds
§29-22B-1901. Effect of This Article on Certain Taxes