| Title: |
CMS Industry Handbooks |
| Date: |
9/4/2008 |
| Short Description: |
DMS has released Industry Handbooks to assist in the management of CMS. |
| Long Description: |
The CMS Technical Handbook has been designed to assist licensed technicians manage their activities with regards to the establishment and maintenance of CMS connectivity on behalf of venues. The CMS Operational Handbook is designed specifically for venues and will address a venue’s management of the operational and administrative requirements of the CMS. These can be viewed in the Documentation section of this site.
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| File: |
I-09-03-01.pdf (.pdf, 62KB) |
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| Title: |
CMS Data Access Documentation |
| Date: |
11/5/2008 |
| Short Description: |
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| Long Description: |
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| Title: |
Custodianship of GMICs |
| Date: |
1/29/2004 |
| Short Description: |
Industry representatives are requested to notify DMS of excess GMIC supplies. |
| Long Description: |
It is the responsibility of all industry representatives to assist venues in ensuring that the correct procedures for the stock control of GMICs are undertaken when replacing or disposing of gaming machines in a venue. |
| File: |
V-01-04-03.pdf (.pdf, 63KB) |
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| Title: |
CMS Monitoring Fee Increase |
| Date: |
6/26/2009 |
| Short Description: |
CMS Monitoring Fee Increases to $35.35 per machine per month from 1 July 2009 |
| Long Description: |
From 1 July 2009 the CMS Monitoring Fee will increase to $35.35 (plus GST) per gaming machine, per month. This increase will be reflected in the CMS Monitoring Fee Invoice issued to all venues in the first week of August 2009. |
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| Title: |
Change of Hotel Licensee Tax Calculator |
| Date: |
8/6/2008 |
| Short Description: |
This tax calculator provides the gaming machine tax payable by an outgoing hotel licensee. |
| Long Description: |
When a change in hotel licensee occurs during a gaming tax quarter, the outgoing licensee should pay the incoming licensee for the tax on the profit that he/she has made. The licensee on the 21st day following the end of a tax quarter will be direct debited the gaming tax amount.
By simply entering into the spreadsheet attached below, the hotel’s gaming machine profit ($ Turnover minus $ Total Wins) and any jackpot link related payments, the calculator will calculate the applicable tax.
Note: this spreadsheet is an indicative measure only. DMS recommends you consult with your accountant/solicitor with all matters involving hotel licensee changes.
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| File: |
Change of Hotel Licensee - tax calculator.xls (.xls, 21KB) |
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