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Catalan government proposes bingo reporting and tax-control rules

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Catalonia’s government approved draft budget and fiscal-measures bills for 2026, reportedly introducing new controls for the gambling sector. The proposals would require bingo businesses to report electronic-game and player-card information to the Catalan Tax Agency and operators to use systems for telematic tax control; the budget plan also includes a 2% rise in fixed administrative fees. Both bills now enter parliamentary proceedings.

Bingo operators would face new reporting and tax-control obligations if the bills are approved.

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Andalusia proposes excluding qualifying social bingo from gambling law

The Andalusian regional government is preparing a proposal to exclude qualifying non-profit social bingo from its Gambling Law, reportedly as part of the region’s 2027 budget bill. The draft would cover specified associations and care facilities, subject to conditions including no commercial exploitation, prior monthly notification and session records; parliamentary approval is required before it can take effect.

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