Texas § OC.2153.202 - REQUIRED LICENSE HOLDER RECORDS AND REPORTING
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§ OC.2153.202. REQUIRED LICENSE HOLDER RECORDS AND REPORTING
REQUIRED LICENSE HOLDER RECORDS AND REPORTING. (a) A license holder shall maintain a record of and report to the comptroller information relating to each music or skill or pleasure coin-operated machine owned, possessed, or controlled by the license holder, including: (1) the make, type, and serial number of each machine; (2) the date each machine is placed in operation; (3) the dates of the first and most recent registration of each machine; (4) the specific location of each machine; and (5) any change in machine ownership. (b) A license holder shall: (1) report to the comptroller the information required under this section: (A) at intervals specified by the comptroller; and (B) at any other time requested by the comptroller; and (2) immediately notify the comptroller in writing of a change in ownership of a licensed business. Acts 1999, 76th Leg., ch. 388, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1999.
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