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ADM reports €8.05bn in Italian gambling tax revenue through September 2024

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Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) reported €8.05bn in gambling tax revenue for the first nine months of 2024, according to its statistical bulletin. The total was 6% below the same period in 2023; Q3 revenue fell 16% to €2.22bn. ADM said the Q3 decline coincided with a 26% drop in net gambling expenditure.

The figures show operators and investors a decline in gambling tax revenue and expenditure in Italy during 2024.

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Italy’s government raises gaming taxes and extends concessions through 2029

Italy’s government is reportedly proposing measures in the 2027 budget that would raise just over €750 million from the gaming industry. The package includes three-year extensions for betting, bingo and gaming-machine concessions through 31 December 2029, and higher taxes on slots and VLTs; the reported measures remain under consideration.

Italy's government has presented a package of gaming measures for the 2027 budget that would raise just over €750m from the industry, according to institutional and industry sources cited in a report. The measures, which largely confirm a set of proposals that emerged from the previous day's Council of Ministers meeting, are in line with the forecasts of the budget planning document. The reported measures remain under consideration.

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