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Dutch coalition agreement proposes gambling tax rise to 37.8%

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The four parties negotiating to form the Netherlands’ coalition government agreed to a proposed structural increase in gambling tax, according to the report. The plan would raise the rate from 30.5% to 37.8%, increasing tax revenue by €202m on a structural basis; the agreement still required approval by the parties’ parliamentary groups.

The proposed rate increase could raise gambling operators’ tax costs if the coalition agreement is approved.

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Conflavoro PMI proposes five-point remote skill-game tax rise from 2028

Conflavoro PMI proposed raising Italy’s single tax rates on remote skill games by five percentage points from 1 January 2028 in a submission on the 2027 Budget. The confederation estimates the increase would raise €150 million annually, earmarked as a funding source for its proposed tax relief on reinvested company profits.

Conflavoro PMI has proposed a five-percentage-point increase in Italy's single tax rates on remote skill games from 1 January 2028, estimating it would raise €150m a year. The confederation included the proposal in a submission to the joint budget committees of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate during hearings on the 2027 Budget.

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