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Angola plans gambling-law reform and lower casino tax rates

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Angola’s gaming regulator chief Ringote Paulo Jorge said a new gambling law could be approved within three months. He said the gross gaming revenue tax for casinos had fallen from 45% to 25%, while sports betting is taxed at 20%; winnings below $200 are exempt. Foreign operators can apply for licences through a locally established company, he said.

The proposed law and stated tax rates may affect operators assessing entry into Angola’s gambling market.

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Balearic government keeps gambling tax rates unchanged in 2027 budget draft

The Balearic government has prepared a 2027 budget draft with a spending ceiling of €7.160 million, according to the reported information. It says tax rates for authorised gambling activities will remain unchanged, but gives no revenue figures or breakdown by activity.

The Balearic government has prepared a draft 2027 budget with a spending ceiling of €7.160bn, and the draft keeps gambling tax rates unchanged for 2027, according to the reported information. The draft does not give revenue figures or a breakdown by activity.

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