Galicia’s tax agency updated codes related to gambling machines, according to a notice reported as published in the regional official journal. The available text gives no further information about the changes.
The updated codes may affect how gambling-machine activity is classified for tax administration.
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The Murcia Tax Agency reported €35.56m in recognised gambling-tax revenue for the first half of 2026, 0.97% below the same period in 2025. Gambling tax accounted for €34.50m, while bingo-prize tax generated €130,087 and raffle tax €927,012.
The ATRM, Murcia's regional tax agency, reported recognised revenue from gambling taxes of €35.56m through June 2026. The comparable figure for the same period of 2025 was €35.90m, a decrease of 0.97%.
Catalonia’s tax agency detected €6.2m in fraud involving gambling taxes during 2025, according to a report on its enforcement results. The agency conducted 317 checks in the sector; the detected amount averaged €19,517.9 per action, the highest across the tax categories it examined.
Spain’s Tax Agency said its online gambling controls brought €10.6m to light through more than 12,000 cases handled in 2025. The actions formed part of its work to check tax compliance and identify potential tax irregularities.
The Canary Islands Tax Agency recorded €3,238,909 in net receipts from betting and random draws in 2025, according to reported figures published on 8 May 2026. That was up from €3,225,354 in 2024.
The Valencian tax agency reported that receipts from type B and C gaming machines fell 8.7% in the first three months of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Bingo tax receipts decreased 19.3% over the same comparison, according to the reported figures.