ND SB2245

Redefines "manufacturer" for electronic pull tab devices and electronic raffle systems to mean the person who directly controls development and owns proprietary software rights, rather than just the producer of physical devices.

Clarifies that electronic fifty-fifty raffles may be conducted using manual drawings or random number generators, with tickets sold and drawings held onsite only (not conducted online).

Establishes allowable expenses deductible from adjusted gross proceeds at 60 percent for quarterly proceeds exceeding $100,000 and 63 percent for quarterly proceeds of $100,000 or less.

Increases monthly rent caps for electronic pull tab devices from $100 to $200 per machine for the first five machines in a venue, with additional machines capped at $50 each up to a maximum of $1,125 per month.

Adds an additional $50 per electronic pull tab device monthly rent option when no gaming employee is onsite and bar staff solely handles voucher redemption.