Andalusia reports €135.8m in gaming taxes through September
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Andalusia collected €135.8m from its two main gaming-tax categories in the first nine months of 2026, reportedly, up about 9.5% year on year. The tax on land-based gaming generated €98,979,459, while the tax on remote gaming brought in €36,836,595.
Andalusia reportedly collected €135.8m from its two main gambling taxes in the first nine months of 2026. That was about 9.5% more than the €124.05m collected in the same period a year earlier.
The land-based gaming tax, covering machines, bingo, casinos and betting, raised €98,979,459, up 4.63% from €94,595,991 in January to September 2025. Receipts from that tax in September were €626,305, down 15.54% from the same month a year earlier.
Remote gaming tax receipts reached €36,836,595, compared with €29,459,440 a year earlier. That was a year-on-year increase of 25.04%. The tax raised €13,417,268 in September, up 36.72% from September 2025.
Central services accounted for €52m of accumulated land-based gaming tax receipts, the largest category in the territorial breakdown. Among the provinces, Málaga recorded €13.35m, Seville €12.65m and Cádiz €6.36m. Provincial figures fell year on year while central services receipts increased, with the territorial and accounting allocation of revenue relevant to interpreting the changes.