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Italy’s Court of Cassation sends gaming tax dispute back for review

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Italy’s Court of Cassation partially overturned a ruling in a tax dispute over gaming-machine revenues for 2007 and sent the case back to the regional court in Abruzzo. The court accepted a challenge concerning contracts not produced during the tax inquiry, saying their treatment required further examination of whether they had a certain date; it rejected two other grounds of appeal.

The remand leaves the tax treatment of gaming-machine revenues and operator-retailer contracts to be reconsidered.

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