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AGCO requires charitable gaming licensees to use iAGCO for transactions

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Source: AGCO (Ontario)

Ontario’s Alcohol and Gaming Commission requires organisations seeking or holding charitable gaming licences to conduct AGCO-related transactions through its iAGCO online portal. Licensees must submit post-event reports within the time limit in their licence terms; submissions may require supporting documents, financial reports, answers to additional questions and event-based fees.

Charitable gaming licensees must use iAGCO to file reports and manage licence-related transactions.

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