Colorado Code § 44-33-105

Payments - limited gaming and pari-mutuel wagering licensees - procedures
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(1) On and after July 1, 2008:
(a) A licensee shall have the means to communicate with the registry operator.
(b) Before making a payment to a winner, the licensee shall obtain the name, address,
and social security number of the winner from form W-2G, or a substantially equivalent form, to
be filed with the United States internal revenue service and submit the required information to
the registry operator. The registry operator shall inform the licensee whether the winner is listed
in the registry. The licensee shall comply with subsection (2) of this section.
(2) (a) If the registry operator replies that the winner is not listed in the registry or if the
licensee is unable to receive information from the registry operator after attempting in good faith
to do so, the licensee may make the payment to the winner.
(b) If the registry operator replies that the winner is listed in the registry:
(I) The reply from the registry operator to the licensee shall indicate the name, telephone
number, and address of the department that certified the information to the registry and the
amount of the winner's outstanding debt.
(II) The licensee shall withhold from the amount of the payment an amount equal to the
amount certified pursuant to section 44-33-104. If the amount of the payment is less than or
equal to the amount certified, the licensee shall withhold the entire amount of the payment. The
licensee shall refer the winner to the department that reported the outstanding debt to the
registry.
(III) Within twenty-four hours after withholding a payment pursuant to subsection
(2)(b)(II) of this section, the licensee shall send the amount withheld to the registry operator and
report to the registry operator the full name, address, and social security number of the winner,
the account or case identifier assigned by the department that reported the outstanding debt to the
registry, the date and amount of the payment, and the name and location of the licensee.
(IV) The registry operator shall send to the certifying department the money and
information received from a licensee pursuant to subsection (2)(b)(III) of this section. If more
than one department certified a winner, the registry operator shall send the information to each
certifying department and distribute the money among the departments as follows:
(A) The registry operator shall send to the department of human services any amount
certified by the department of human services.
(B) Of any money remaining after the distribution, if any, to the department of human
services pursuant to subsection (2)(b)(IV)(A) of this section, the registry operator shall send to
the judicial department any amount certified by the judicial department.
(C) Of any money remaining after the distribution, if any, to the judicial department
pursuant to subsection (2)(b)(IV)(B) of this section, the registry operator shall send to the
department of revenue any amount certified by a state agency in accordance with section 24-30-
204.2 (2.5).
(V) The department of human services shall process money received from the registry
operator pursuant to subsection (2)(b)(IV) of this section in accordance with section 26-13-
118.7. The judicial department shall process money received from the registry operator pursuant
to subsection (2)(b)(IV) of this section in accordance with the rules of the department of
revenue. The department of revenue shall process money received from the registry operator
pursuant to subsection (2)(b)(IV) of this section in accordance with the rules of the department
of revenue.
(3) The registry operator shall deduct an amount equal to the fee added to the
outstanding debt pursuant to section 44-33-104 (7) from each payment received from a licensee
and forward the amount to the state treasurer for deposit in the gambling payment intercept cash
fund created in section 44-33-106.

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