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Brazil federal prosecutor proposes raising online betting tax share for public health

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Federal prosecutor Fabiano de Moraes proposed increasing the share of fixed-odds betting tax revenue allocated to Brazil’s public health system during a public hearing in the Chamber of Deputies. The system currently receives 1% of online gambling revenue; Moraes argued that a larger allocation should fund prevention and treatment related to gambling problems.

A higher allocation would change how betting tax revenue is divided between public health and other uses.

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Brazilian Senate considers bill raising betting tax to 15%

Brazil's Chamber of Deputies approved a bill raising tax on betting companies and cutting tax incentives, and the Senate was due to consider it on 17 December, according to reports. The measure would raise the tax on betting revenue from 12% to 15% in annual steps through 2028; the article reported a target of R$20bn in revenue for the 2026 budget.

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