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Brazilian deputies approve betting-tax allocation proposal for public security

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Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved a constitutional amendment to redirect part of betting revenues to the National Public Security Fund and National Penitentiary Fund. The proposal would allocate 10% of betting revenues to the funds between 2026 and 2028, rising gradually to a ceiling of 30%, without increasing operators’ tax burden; it now goes to the Federal Senate.

The proposal could reduce funding shares for other beneficiaries, including sports development, tourism and social programmes.

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Rogério Carvalho removes proposed 30% betting revenue allocation from Brazil security funds

Senator Rogério Carvalho removed a provision allocating 30% of fixed-odds betting revenue to federal security funds from his revised report on Brazil’s public security constitutional amendment. The provision had been included by the lower house; Carvalho said its calculation would reduce the revenue base for other social allocations, while sports organisations warned of funding losses.

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