The Balearic Islands’ 2025 budget bill retains the existing tax framework for the gambling industry and introduces no new gambling taxes. The bill estimates €35.32m in gambling tax revenue, 1% above the forecast for the end of 2024, and extends a casino tax deduction tied to an increase in gaming tables.
Operators face no new gambling taxes under the bill, while qualifying casinos retain the table-expansion deduction.
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The Extremadura government published the administrative fees applicable to gambling activities in 2026, reportedly. The published rates remain unchanged from the previous year and include €192.23 to register a company and €374.75 to authorise the organisation, operation and sale of betting.
The Canary Islands government forecasts €69,002,033 in gambling tax revenue for 2027, compared with €64,674,787 budgeted for 2026, according to a press report. The forecast includes €36.35 million from gaming machines, €19.11 million from bingo and €8.71 million from the regional share of online gambling tax; the report says the latest budget execution figures may help assess the projections.
The Canary Islands government forecasts €69,002,033 in revenue from gambling taxes for 2027, compared with €64,674,787 budgeted for 2026, according to a press report. That represents an increase of 6.7%.
The Canary Islands collected approximately €31.2m in gambling taxes between January and June 2026, reportedly reaching about 48.5% of its €64.6m annual target. Recreational machines generated revenue more slowly than expected, while bingo recorded modest year-on-year growth in ticket sales; the regional budget analysis indicated no planned gambling tax increases for 2027.
The Canary Islands collected about €31.2m in net gambling tax receipts between January and June 2026, according to the regional budget analysis. That is close to 48.5% of the annual budget target of €64.6m.
Gaming tax receipts in the Canary Islands diverged in April 2026, with bingo revenue rising 3.5% year on year to €1,357,027 and amusement-machine revenue falling 13.1% to €6,672,581. The report reports both categories remained below their April 2024 totals, while machines continued to contribute more than bingo.
The Canary Islands Tax Agency recorded €3,238,909 in net receipts from betting and random draws in 2025, according to reported figures published on 8 May 2026. That was up from €3,225,354 in 2024.