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Canary Islands tax data show gaming-machine receipts up 84.23% through November

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Canary Islands gaming-tax receipts in 2025 showed differing trends, with gaming-machine revenue up 84.23% year on year and bingo receipts down 1.72%, according to reported figures. Through November, gaming taxes accounted for 5.59% of total taxes collected by the Canary Islands Tax Agency; machines represented 60.46% of gaming revenue.

The figures show gaming machines generated the largest share of the Canary Islands’ reported gaming-tax revenue.

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Canary Islands collects €31.2m in gambling taxes in first half of 2026

The Canary Islands collected approximately €31.2m in gambling taxes between January and June 2026, reportedly reaching about 48.5% of its €64.6m annual target. Recreational machines generated revenue more slowly than expected, while bingo recorded modest year-on-year growth in ticket sales; the regional budget analysis indicated no planned gambling tax increases for 2027.

The Canary Islands collected about €31.2m in net gambling tax receipts between January and June 2026, according to the regional budget analysis. That is close to 48.5% of the annual budget target of €64.6m.

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