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Brazilian deputy criticises proposed betting tax cut from 18% to 12%

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Brazilian deputy José Nelto criticised a reported proposal to reduce the tax rate on sports betting from 18% to 12% during a speech in the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday, 14 October. He also claimed, citing a pastor, that tithes at evangelical churches had fallen by 50% because worshippers were betting online.

The proposed tax reduction is under criticism in Brazil’s legislature, highlighting debate over sports betting taxation.

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