Conflavoro proposes 30% tax on remote skill games
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Conflavoro proposed raising the tax on remote skill games by five percentage points to 30% during a hearing on Italy’s 2027 budget. The association estimated the change could generate €150m a year, using €81.2bn in 2025 stakes cited in an Economy Ministry report.
Conflavoro has proposed raising Italy’s tax on remote skill games by five percentage points to 30% as part of the 2027 budget. The association presented the proposal at a hearing before the joint budget committees of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate.
Conflavoro estimated the increase would raise €150m a year, using €81.2bn in remote skill game stakes in 2025 cited in an Economy Ministry report.
Federdistribuzione addressed a government proposal for instant prize awards in the receipt lottery, which would authorise ADM to open bank or postal accounts to manage payments. The association said the measure had already been provided for but not implemented because merchants’ electronic registers and computer systems had not been updated, despite ADM having prepared the operating framework. Federdistribuzione called for a suitable transition period when the project restarts, so merchants can plan and complete the necessary technical and organisational work.