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Dutch gambling tax rise adds €2m in 2025 against €108m target

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A monitoring report from the Dutch Ministry of Finance and Kansspelautoriteit found that the 2025 gambling tax increase generated €2m more than the previous year, against a target of €108m. The report said player-protection measures, sponsorship restrictions and tighter advertising rules also affected the market, making the tax rise’s isolated impact difficult to determine.

The shortfall and combined policy effects matter to operators assessing Dutch tax and regulatory pressures.

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UK remote gaming tax receipts rise 108% following rate increase

It was reported that provisional figures show UK remote gaming tax receipts increased by 108% following the tax rise announced last autumn. Industry figures said they needed further data before drawing conclusions.

According to provisional HMRC figures issued on 2 October 2026, remote gaming duty collected in July came to almost £590m, compared with £283m a year earlier — a jump of over 108%. The rate change had been introduced in April 2026, having been set out in the previous autumn budget.

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