Louisiana Administrative Code

A. An expenditure should be reported by the lobbyist who would be required to account for the expenditure as an ordinary and necessary expense directly related to the active conduct of the lobbyist's, his employer's or the principal's trade or business. B. Any expenditure made by…

A. If the expenditures for an individual executive branch official exceeds $50 on any one occasion or exceeds an aggregate of $250 during a six-month reporting period, then R.S. 49:76E requires that the name and agency of the executive branch official and the total amount of expe…

A. If more than 25 executive branch officials are invited to a reception, social gathering or other function during a reporting period, then R.S. 49:76(F) requires that the following information be disclosed on Schedule B of the expenditure report: 1. the name of the group or gro…

A. An employer or principal may elect, pursuant to R.S. 49:76G(2)(a), to file a single expenditure report. B. If an employer or principal elects to file such reports, an Employer/Principal Designation form, as promulgated in this Chapter, must be completed and submitted to the bo…

A. An expenditure made directly by an employer or principal in a lobbyist's presence shall be attributed to and reported by the lobbyist. If more than one lobbyist is present, then the employer or principal shall designate which lobbyist shall report the total amount of the expen…

EXECUTIVE LOBBYING REGISTRATION/ RENEWAL FOR ________________________________ Executive Lobbyist Registration No. THE YEAR OF ______________ (Fill in year.) FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Postmark Date:__________ Instructions • Print in ink or type. • Complete form and return with $110 regi…

________________________________ Executive Lobbyist Registration No. EXECUTIVE LOBBYING SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION FORM FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Postmark Date:__________ Instructions Print in ink or type. Complete form and return to Board of Ethics, 2415 Quail Dr., 3rd Floor, Baton Rou…

EXECUTIVE LOBBYING EXPENDITURE REPORTING DESIGNATION Pursuant to LSA-R.S. 49:76G(2)(a), an employer or principal of a lobbyist may elect to file the Lobbying Expenditure Reports as required by Title 49 on behalf of all of its lobbyists. The designation form is to be completed and…

________________________________ Executive Lobbyist Registration No. EXECUTIVE LOBBYING EXPENDITURE REPORT FORM 507  COVERING JANUARY 1- JUNE 30, _____ - DUE AUGUST 15 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Postmark Date__________  COVERING JANUARY 1 - DECEMBER 31, _____ - DUE FEBRUARY 15 Mail to…

EXECUTIVE LOBBYING EMPLOYER/PRINCIPAL'S EXPENDITURE REPORT Form 508  COVERING JANUARY 1 THROUGH JUNE 30, _____ - DUE AUGUST 15  COVERING JANUARY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, _____ - DUE FEBRUARY 15 Pursuant to LSA-R.S. 49:76G(2)(a), an employer or principal of a lobbyist may elect to…

A. Unattended flammable liquid dispensing systems shall comply with the requirements of NFPA 30 and 30A, published by the National Fire Protection Association.

A. All flammable liquid (Class I) containers shall meet the requirements of NFPA 30 and/or 30A except as otherwise provided herein. B. Nonreusable polyethylene containers made of DOT Type III plastic, treated, if necessary, to prevent permeation; having a minimum overall thicknes…

A. The Medicaid Program hereby adopts provisions to provide coverage under the Medicaid State Plan for mental health services rendered to children and youth with behavioral health disorders. These services shall be administered under the authority of the Department of Health (LDH…

A. These standards for participation specify the requirements of the Adult Day Health Care (ADHC) Waiver Program. The program is funded as a waived service under the provisions of Title XIX of the Social Security Act and is administrated by the Department of Health (LDH). B. Waiv…

A. An Adult Day Health Care Waiver Program expands the array of services available to individuals with functional impairments, and helps to bridge the gap between independence and institutional care by allowing them to remain in their own homes and communities. This program provi…

A. Individuals under the age of 21 with an identified mental health diagnosis, who meet Medicaid eligibility and clinical criteria, shall qualify to receive home and community-based behavioral health services.

A. The Department of Health is responsible for the Request for Services Registry, hereafter referred to as “the registry”, for the ADHC Waiver. An individual who wishes to have his or her name placed on the registry shall contact a toll free telephone number, which shall be maint…

A. When funding is appropriated for a new ADHC waiver opportunity or an existing opportunity is vacated, the department shall send a written notice to an individual on the registry indicating that a waiver opportunity is available. That individual shall be evaluated for a possibl…

A. Except as may be otherwise defined in any provision of this Part, and unless the context or use thereof clearly indicates otherwise, the following words and terms used in this Part of the Sanitary Code are defined for the purposes thereof, and for purposes of any other Parts w…

A. Retailers may only stock marijuana products obtained from in-state licensed medical marijuana manufacturing facilities. No other sources may be utilized for the supply of marijuana products to patients. B. Retailers may distribute only the following acceptable dosage forms of …

A. The secretary may waive a penalty in whole or in part for the failure to file a return on time or the failure to timely remit the full amount due when the failure is not due to the taxpayer's negligence and is considered reasonable. All penalty waiver requests must be in writi…

A. Definitions. For purposes of this Section, the following terms have the meanings ascribed to them. Applicant⎯any association, corporation, estate, firm, individual, joint venture, limited liability company, partnership, receiver, syndicate, trust, or any other entity, combinat…

A. Abatement of Interest under R.S. 47:1601(A)(2)(c) 1. The following definitions apply when determining whether interest may be abated under R.S. 47:1601(A)(2)(c). a. Managerial Act—an administrative act that occurs during the processing of a taxpayer's case involving the tempor…

A. Following a federally declared disaster, if the Secretary of Revenue authorizes extensions of time to pay for taxpayers whose residence, business or tax preparer is located in the disaster area, the secretary may allow for the compromise of all or part of the interest related …

A. Definitions. For purposes of this Section, the following terms shall have the meaning ascribed herein. Advice—any communication, including the opinion of a professional tax advisor, setting forth the analysis or conclusion of a person, other than the taxpayer, provided to (or …

A. For purposes of the penalty for willful disregard provided in R.S. 47:1604.1(D)(1), willful disregard is presumed when a taxpayer fails to timely pay tax that has been collected or withheld from others unless good cause is shown. B. Examples of good cause for failing to timely…

A. A request for abatement of penalty under this section shall be limited to the following instances: 1. A penalty is assessed pursuant to the presumption in R.S. 47:1604.1(A)(2)(a) and the taxpayer is requesting abatement based on the exception set forth in R.S. 47:1604.1(A)(2)(…

A. All leased personal property shall be reported, itemized by and assessed to the lessor in the taxing district where the property is located on January 1 of each year on Form LAT-5. The lessee shall be required to furnish the owner's name and address on Form LAT-5. B. The asses…

A. Long-Term Inpatients Receiving Unearned Income 1. Facilities treating patients who receive unearned income, are not eligible under Title XIX regulations and have no dependents as defined by the United States Internal Revenue Service shall arrange to have those funds paid direc…

A. The board or the division shall have the authority to call forth any person who, in their opinion, has the ability to exercise significant influence over a licensee, permittee, applicant, casino operator, casino manager, or the gaming industry, and such person shall be subject…

A. Any license or permit issued by the board and any permit issued by the division is deemed to be a revocable privilege, and no person holding such a license or permit is deemed to have acquired any vested rights therein, subject to any rights in the casino operating contract. B…

A. The board or division shall investigate all applications for licenses or permits or other matters requiring board or division approval. The board or division may investigate, without limitation, the background of the applicant, the suitability of the applicant, the suitability…

A. The securing of a license, permit or approval required under the Act is a prerequisite for conducting, operating, or performing any activity regulated by the Act. Each applicant must file a complete application as prescribed by the board or division. B. The multi jurisdictiona…

A. A non-gaming supplier shall not apply for a non-gaming supplier permit unless it reasonably foresees supplying goods or services and/or receiving payment for goods or services from a licensee or casino operator for an amount equal to or greater than five hundred thousand dolla…

A. An applicant, licensee, permittee, casino operator, owner or operator of onshore facilities, and officers, directors, and any person having a 5 percent or more economic interest in such entities shall be required to submit to an investigation to determine suitability. B. In ac…

A. Riverboat 1. Vessel. The applicant or licensee shall submit all plans and specifications of the vessel and its qualifications to operate a riverboat, including a statement of maritime experience as a riverboat operator, to the board and division. The applicant or licensee shal…

A. The board or division shall not issue a license, permit or finding of suitability to any person who fails to prove by clear and convincing evidence that he is suitable and qualified in accordance with the provisions of the Act and these regulations.

A. Suitability is an ongoing process. An applicant, licensee, casino operator, permittee, registrant, or person required to submit to suitability by the Act or these regulations has a continuing duty to inform the board and division of any action which could reasonably be believe…

A. No person shall be eligible to conduct gaming operations at a casino or obtain any license or permit issued pursuant to the provisions of the Act or these regulations unless the applicant proves by clear and convincing evidence he is suitable. B. The applicant must prove by cl…

A. The applicant, its officers, directors, any person with an economic interest of at least 5 percent in an applicant and any person who has the ability or capacity to exercise significant influence over the activities of the applicant shall provide tax clearances from the approp…

A. An applicant for a gaming employee permit shall be current in filing all applicable tax returns and in the payment of all taxes, interest and penalties owed to the state of Louisiana and the Internal Revenue Service, excluding items under formal appeal in accordance with appli…

A. Before any riverboat may be operated or may continue to operate under the authority of the Act, the applicant or, if the application has been approved, the licensee, shall provide to the division evidence as follows. 1. If operating on a certificated vessel, that the vessel ha…

A. Except for emergency orders and applications therefore, all proposed modifications to routes, excursion schedules, and berth sites shall be submitted by the applicant or licensee for prior approval by the board.

A. An application for a license or finding of suitability shall be filed by way of forms prescribed by and obtained from the board or division. Such forms may include, but are not limited to: 1. information regarding the background of the applicant; 2. a financial statement; 3. a…

A. An application for a permit or finding of suitability shall be filed by way of forms prescribed by and obtained from the board or division. Such forms may include, but are not limited to: 1. information regarding the background of the applicant; 2. a financial statement; 3. an…

A. Every application for a license shall contain the following information including but not limited to: 1. two copies of detailed plans of design of the casino, including a layout of each floor stating the projected use of each area; 2. the total estimated construction cost of t…

A. Every application for a riverboat license shall contain the following additional information, as applicable: 1. a statement that the vessel has or will obtain a valid certificate of inspection from the United States Coast Guard or valid certificate of compliance from a board-a…

A. The board and division, upon displaying proper credentials, shall be given immediate access to any premises to be used in the licensed or permitted operation of an applicant for the purpose of inspecting or examining: 1. records or documents required to be kept under the provi…

A. All information included in an application shall be true, correct and a complete, accurate account of the information requested to the best of the applicant's knowledge as of the date submitted. The applicant shall notify the division in writing of all changes to any informati…

A. The board may consider the following criteria when deciding whether to issue a license or a finding of suitability to conduct casino gaming. The various criteria set forth may not have the same importance in each instance. Other factors may present themselves in the considerat…