Italy’s budget watchdog projects gaming receipts rising through 2029
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Italy’s Parliamentary Budget Office said gaming-sector measures in the 2027 budget bill are expected to raise €0.7bn in 2027, €0.8bn in 2028 and €1.0bn in 2029. It said concession charges on gaming would provide stable revenue across the three-year period, alongside increased levies on gaming machines.
Gaming measures would contribute €0.7 billion in 2027, €0.8 billion in 2028 and €1.0 billion in 2029 to higher revenue, Italy’s Parliamentary Budget Office said.
The office said gaming concession charges would provide stable additional revenue throughout the three-year period. Increased levies on gaming machines would apply across the same period.
The office presented its assessment to the joint budget committees of the Chamber of Deputies and Senate during preliminary scrutiny of the 2027 budget bill and the multi-year budget for 2027 to 2029.