Catalonia's tax authority approved new self-assessment forms for gambling taxes covering raffles, betting, bingo, casinos and gaming machines, according to the report. The order also sets filing and payment schedules, including monthly bingo settlements and quarterly payments for casinos and betting.
Operators in Catalonia will need to use the updated forms and follow the specified electronic filing and tax payment requirements.
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Navarra has published Orden Foral 74/2026, updating the list of tax models payable by direct debit, with gaming models for machines, bingo, betting and the gaming activities tax still included, according to the Boletín Oficial de Navarra. The order, dated 2 October and signed by economy and finance councillor José Luis Arasti, was published on 20 October.
Navarra has published Orden Foral 74/2026, which updates the list of tax models that may be paid by direct debit in the region, and gaming models remain on the list, according to the Boletín Oficial de Navarra. The order is dated 2 October and was signed by economy and finance councillor José Luis Arasti. The bulletin published it on 20 October.
Catalonia's 2026 budget applies a general 2% increase to public fees, but excludes the gambling tax, according to the published fee schedule. Administrative charges for gambling-related services remain set at specified rates, including €6,545.50 for casino authorisations and €1,308.90 for bingo halls.
It was reported that Catalonia’s gaming tax assessments reached EUR63.98m in Q1 2026, increasing 1.2%. Net cash collection declined 0.4% to EUR61.42m.
Catalonia reported €11.12m in online gambling tax revenue for the first quarter of 2026, up 17.7% year on year. Total gambling tax receipts reached €63.98m, while net collections fell 0.4% to €61.42m as most land-based categories declined.
Catalonia’s tax agency detected €6.2m in fraud involving gambling taxes during 2025, according to a report on its enforcement results. The agency conducted 317 checks in the sector; the detected amount averaged €19,517.9 per action, the highest across the tax categories it examined.