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Galicia’s government records €14.65m in gambling revenue by March 2026

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Galicia’s regional government had recognised €14,654,600.66 in net rights from gambling-related budget items by 31 March 2026, reportedly. Its final forecasts for those items totalled €53,221,814; the source figures show €11,341,563.06 from gambling taxes and €3,313,037.60 from the tax on gambling activities.

Galicia’s regional government had reportedly recognised €14,654,600.66 in net revenue entitlements from gambling-related budget items by 31 March 2026, against a final forecast of €53,221,814. The recognised entitlements amounted to approximately 27.5% of the final forecasts.

Gambling tax levies accounted for €11,341,563.06, or 26.2% of the €43,293,590 budgeted for the category. That category represented 81.35% of total gambling-related forecasts. The tax on gambling activities recorded €3,313,037.60 in recognised entitlements, or 33.37% of the €9,928,224 forecast for the year.

Bingo tax and chapter three gambling fees had no budget allocation or recognised revenue during the period. No breakdown identified the amounts attributable to gaming machines, casinos, bingo or sports betting.

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