Andalusia forecasts €176.3m in gambling tax revenue for 2027
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In brief
- Andalusia's 2027 revenue budget forecasts €176,257,868 in gambling taxes.
- Remote gambling is forecast at €42,905,839; land-based activity at €133,352,029.
- Gaming machines account for €96,405,976 of the land-based forecast.
- The document also lists €2,050,000 in fees, €282,239 in sanctions and a €3,037,187 SELAE transfer.
The Andalusian regional government's 2027 revenue budget forecasts €176,257,868 in gambling taxes, according to the official budget document.
The regional administration expects to collect €42,905,839 from remote gambling. Taxation of land-based activities is projected to reach €133,352,029. Within the land-based total, gaming machines are the largest source, with a forecast of €96,405,976. Bingo halls follow with €24,673,871, and casinos with €9,864,970. The category covering raffles, tombolas, betting and random combinations is forecast to bring in €2,407,212.
The document also lists income from administrative activity linked to the sector, including €2,050,000 under item 312, service fees. That item covers procedures such as machine approval, renewal of operating permits and authorisations tied to opening gaming halls. A further €282,239 is forecast from gambling sanctions and infractions, recorded under item 390.04 within other income.
The revenue statement also includes a capital transfer of €3,037,187 for Andalusia from state lottery operator SELAE, recorded under item 715.01.