Should the annual audit refer to the organizations gambling license number and Minnesota taxpayer identification number?
Yes, all annual audits must contain the organization’s lawful gambling license number and Minnesota taxpayer identification number. 3) Can an organization obtain an extension for filing the annual audit? The Revenue Department is routinely granting extension requests for reasonable cause until March 31, 1992, upon receipt of a written request from the organization. These requests are being granted because this is the first year that the annual audit is required to be filed and because the information set forth in Revenue Notice #91-14 was not released until October 7, 1991. 4) What is the annual audit period? The annual audit period is the fiscal year of the organization, which is the time period used for filing federal form 990 or 990-T. It is not the licensing period or the combined receipts tax period. 5) Should the audit report reconcile the organization’s ending profit carryover per the audit to the ending profit carryover per Revenue Department Lawful Gambling System records? Yes
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