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Kittitas County Board of County Commissioners I County Code ' Title 3 Revenue and ... Page 19 of 41 <br />(Ord. 2018-007, 2018; Ord. 2016-003, 2016; Ord. 2016-001, 2016) <br />3.22.030 Exemptions. <br />a. The admissions tax imposed by this ordinance shall not apply to the purchase of a permit from a <br />governmental entity, including but not limited to Discover Passes, Groomed Trail Passes, and Snow <br />Park Permits. <br />b. The admissions tax imposed by this ordinance shall not apply to any person paying an admission to <br />any activity or event sponsored or conducted by an "elementary" or "secondary" school. For <br />purposes of this ordinance "elementary" or "secondary" school means a school enrolling students in <br />grades kindergarten through twelve. <br />c. The admissions tax imposed by this ordinance shall not apply to any portion of an admission charge <br />which is designated for donation to a nonprofit organization as defined in this chapter, provided: to <br />otherwise qualify for this exemption, the natural or corporate person charging admission to any <br />place must: obtain advanced, written approval from the legislative authority of the county; clearly <br />identify the portion of the admission charge designated as a donation on the face of the ticket; and, <br />provide the Treasurer with sufficient documentation, including books, records and/or accounts, to <br />clearly establish donated amounts collected and delivered to the nonprofit organization, by <br />December 31st of each year <br />d. The admissions tax imposed by this ordinance shall not apply to a charge or fee paid by contestants <br />in order to participate in an event or activity, if the charge or fee paid is actually used to fund cash <br />payouts to the contestants. Any portion of such charge or fee that is not used to fund cash payouts <br />to the contestants is still subject to the admissions tax. This exemption does not apply to charges or <br />fees paid by spectators to the event or activity, even if such charge or fee is used to fund cash <br />payouts <br />e. The admissions tax imposed by this ordinance shall not apply to a charge or fee paid to participate <br />in or attend: weddings, graduation parties, birthday parties, family reunions, or corporate gatherings <br />where the attendees are employees or other close affiliates of the corporation. This exemption only <br />applies to the portion of the charge or fee used to cover the cost of the event or activity. This <br />exemption does not apply to: 1) businesses; 2) any event or activity that is publicly advertised and <br />open to the general public; or 3) any event or activity listed in Section 3.22.020(a). <br />(Ord. 2020-003, 2020; Ord. 2018-007, 2018; Ord. 2016-003, 2016; Ord. 2016-001, 2016) <br />3.22.040 Price to show on ticket. <br />Whenever a charge is made for admission to any place, a serially numbered or reserved ticket shall be <br />furnished to the person paying such charge unless written approval has been obtained from the <br />Treasurer to use a turnstile or other counting device which will accurately count the number of paid <br />admissions. The established admission price, admissions tax imposed by this ordinance, and total price at <br />which every such admission ticket or card is sold shall be conspicuously and indelibly printed or written <br />on the face or back of that part of the ticket which shall be taken up by the management of the place to <br />which admission is gained, and such part of the ticket must also be kept and preserved by management <br />for a period of five (5) years, as provided for by KCC 3.22.090. The admissions tax due shall be based on <br />the established price printed on each ticket. When a charge is made for admission, a sign must also be <br />posted in a conspicuous place on the entrance or ticket office which breaks down the admission charge <br />as follows: <br />https:l/www.co.kittitas.wa.usiboe/countycode/titleO3.aspx 12/7/2020 <br />