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Article II — ADMINISTRATION›Chapter 6 — TAXES›Part 2 — ADMISSION TAXES›Division 3 — COLLECTION OF TAXES

2623.4. - MANNER OF ACCOUNTING.

Arcadia Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Arcadia

At the times required by the preceding subsections, every operator shall file with the Treasurer a written statement setting forth the number of single admissions to the premises for which a charge or admission

price was paid, the number of season passes and the price or admission charge paid for such season passes to the premises, the total number of leased seats at the premises or leases of any portion of the premises purchased or paid for, the total number of events to which such season passes entitled the owner or holder thereof to admission, the total number of free passes issued and the total number of events to which such free passes entitled the owner or holder thereof to admission, the total number of events at which such leased seats entitle the purchaser or holder thereof to the use of accommodations or any portion of the premises, and a statement of the total taxes due under the terms of this Part upon each of the foregoing, the period of time covered by the accounting and such other information as may be required by the Treasurer for a proper understanding of such statement and a complete audit of the taxes due thereunder.

(Amended by Ordinance No. 1613 Adopted 11-23-77)

2623.4.1. - SAME. EXECUTION OF STATEMENT.

Such accounting statement shall be dated, subscribed by the individual making the statement stating the capacity in which the signer makes the same, and the signer shall certify, under penalty of perjury, that the statements made therein are, to the best of his information, knowledge and belief, true and correct.

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