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Brazilian government maintains proposed 18% betting tax rate as talks continue

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Brazilian Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said the government still supports an 18% tax on sports betting gross gaming revenue, while Congress considers a proposal for a 24% rate. Industry representatives have proposed retroactive tax payments as an alternative, and the legislative debate was expected in the second half of November.

The tax debate could change operators’ costs and the terms on which Brazil’s betting market is taxed.

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Brazil finance minister defends 12% sports betting tax rate

Brazilian Finance Minister Dario Durigan told the Chamber of Deputies’ Finance and Taxation Committee that sports betting tax measures aim to align the treatment of different types of income. He said Congress approved a 12% rate after the government proposed 18%, and put annual tax revenue from registered betting operators at about BRL9 billion.

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