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Casino Concert Tickets Not Taxable, Pa. Justices Rule

By Maria Koklanaris · November 17, 2021, 6:49 PM EST

Concert tickets given away as perks to slot machine players at a Pennsylvania casino are "personal property" and thus not taxable as part of the casino's revenue, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court...

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