Estonian MPs propose cutting remote gambling tax to 4% by 2029
Estonian coalition MPs are advancing a bill to reduce the remote gambling tax, according to the report. The proposal would cut the rate by 0.5 percentage points annually to 4% by 2029, reversing a plan to raise it to 7% next year. The Riigikogu’s finance committee is the lead body, and the bill is expected to face opposition scrutiny before a vote.
Operators may face lower remote gambling tax if the bill passes, while the proposal remains subject to scrutiny and a vote.