Italian Senate committee rejects proposed five-point gaming tax increase
Italy’s Senate Finance and Treasury Commission rejected an amendment by senators Magni, De Cristofaro and Cucchi to raise the single tax rate on specified games by five percentage points. The proposal would have directed the additional revenue to the National Fund for Pathological Addictions; the bill was due for Senate consideration the following day, according to the report.
The rejected proposal would have increased tax costs for operators offering the specified games if enacted.