Brazil finance minister backs tighter betting oversight and higher taxes
Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan advocated stronger oversight and higher taxes on betting companies at an event on 24 July, while also backing restrictions for people in financially vulnerable circumstances. He said the government wants to use operator betting data to identify frequent bettors and prevent benefit recipients and people using the Desenrola debt programme from betting. Durigan also said the government was working to reduce betting advertising.
The proposals could affect operator reporting, taxation, customer access and advertising in Brazil.