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Brazilian Congress committee delays vote on betting tax increase to 18%

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Brazil’s Mixed Committee of Congress postponed its vote on provisional measure 1.303/2025 until 2 October, delaying consideration of a proposed increase in fixed-odds betting tax on gross gaming revenue from 12% to 18%. The measure would allocate the additional six percentage points to social security health initiatives and expires on 8 October unless approved.

Operators face a proposed higher tax rate, with the measure’s approval deadline set for 8 October.

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