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Catalan parliament removes Hard Rock project’s casino tax reduction

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Catalonia’s parliament approved a change to the tax rules for tourist recreation centres, affecting the Hard Rock project in Vila-seca and Salou, according to the report. The measure passed with 72 votes in favour, 59 against and two abstentions, ending a reduction that would have lowered casino tax from 55% to 10% once the complex began operating. The report said the project could still proceed, while the CUP called for changes to its urban development plan.

The change alters the tax terms relevant to the proposed Hard Rock casino complex.

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