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State-wide Fixed Rates (Non-location-driven)

 
 

Gaming Taxes

Note: Click here for the Tax Rate Finder (Location-driven).

Updated 08/14/2007

Gaming Taxes
State-wide Tax Rates
License Fee
Bingo Tax and License Fees

5 percent of gross proceeds

 

Regular License
  • $200 for one year

Limited License
  • $50 for one year

Premise Provider License
  • $200 for one year
  • $600 for three years

Supplier License
  • $200 for one year
  • $600 for three years

Charitable Games Tax & License Fees

3 percent of gross proceeds

Regular License
  • $200 for one year

Premise Provider License
  • $50 for one year
  • $150 for three years

Supplier License
  • $500 for one year
  • $1,500 for three years

Equipment Owner
  • $50 one time fee

Pull Tab & Jar Games Tax & License Fees

5 percent of gross proceeds
Regular Llicense
  • $500 for one year

Limited License
  • $50 for one year

Supplier and Manufacturer License
  • $5,000 for one year
  • $15,000 for three years

 

Racing Privilege Tax - These taxes are due to the Illinois Racing Board
Flat Pari-mutuel Tax Rate

A licensed racetrack must pay 1.5 percent of the amount wagered in Illinois on a horse race at the licensed facility’s racetrack.

not applicable
Admittance Tax

A licensed facility (racetrack or OTB parlor) must pay 15 cents for each paid admission ticket.

not applicable
Riverboat Gambling Taxes and License Fees -These taxes and fees are due to the Illinois Gaming Board.
Admission

A licensed owner must pay tax per admission based on attendance in the previous calendar year at the following rates:

$2 per admission, 1 million or fewer;
$3 per admission, over 1 million.

 

Application fees:
  • Owner
    • $50,000 first year
    • $5,000 other years
  • Supplier - $10,000
  • Occupational
    • Level 1 - $1,000
    • Level 2 - $200
    • Level 3 - $75
License Fees:
  • Owner
    • $50,000 first year
    • $5,000 other years
  • Supplier - $5,000
  • Occupational
    • Levels 1-3 - $50

 

Wagering Tax

The wagering tax is based on the adjusted gross receipts (AGR) of Illinois riverboat casinos.

  • 15% of AGR up to and including $25 million;
  • 22.5% of AGR in excess of $25 million but not exceeding $50 million;
  • 27.5% of AGR in excess of $50 million but not exceeding $75 million;
  • 32.5% of AGR in excess of $75 million but not exceeding $100 million;
  • 37.5% of AGR in excess of $100 million but not exceeding $150 million;
  • 45% of AGR in excess of $150 million but not exceeding $200 million;
  • 50% of AGR in excess of $200 million.

 
 
 
 
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