Aragon forecasts €38.8m in gambling tax revenue for 2027
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The Government of Aragon forecasts €38.8 million in gambling tax revenue for 2027 in its draft regional budget, up from €26.2 million in the last approved budget for 2024. The estimate includes €31.8 million from land-based gambling and €7 million from state-regulated and online gambling activities; the draft leaves gambling tax rates unchanged.
Aragon's regional government forecasts €38.8m in gambling tax revenue for 2027 in its draft budget, €12.6m more than the €26.2m projected in the last approved budget for 2024. The projected increase is 48.09%.
The government forecasts €31.8m from the tax covering land-based gambling, up €9.1m from the €22.7m projected for 2024. The tax covers activities including amusement machines, bingo and casinos. The forecast for state-regulated and online gambling revenue allocated to the autonomous community is €7m, double the €3.5m in the previous budget reference.
The draft budget does not raise land-based gambling tax rates for 2027. Other regional administrative taxes are due for a general 2% adjustment.
The land-based revenue forecast is close to the approximately €31.5m collected in recent financial years, according to sector data reported in Spanish media.