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ADM says gaming machines generated 50.31% of Italy’s 2024 gambling tax revenue

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Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) reported that gaming machines accounted for 50.31% of public gambling tax revenue in 2024, according to its Libro Blu. Numerical games and lotteries contributed 33.56%, while betting accounted for 7.13%; sports betting made up 97.02% of betting-sector revenue.

The breakdown shows operators and policymakers how tax revenue differed across Italy’s gambling sectors in 2024.

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Spain sets 2027 tax modules for recreational machines in hospitality venues

Spain's Order HAC/1161/2026 sets 2027 income-tax module amounts for recreational machines in hospitality businesses when their operation is ancillary, according to the order as reported. For type B machines, the annual amount before depreciation is €3,810.65 in one- and two-fork restaurants, with different rates for cafés and bars; the order also sets amounts for type A machines.

Under Spain's Order HAC/1161/2026, the income-tax module amounts for the coming year include annual returns of up to €3,810.65 for each type B recreational machine installed in restaurants, the order provides. The order, dated 4 November, develops the objective-estimation method for personal income tax and the simplified special regime for VAT for the coming year, as the text records.

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