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Italy’s finance ministry targets stronger gaming tax controls in 2027

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Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance set stronger tax controls and revenue recovery in the gaming sector as priorities for 2027 in a policy directive signed by minister Giancarlo Giorgetti. The directive also calls for implementation and monitoring of tax reform, alongside measures to improve compliance and combat evasion.

The directive signals that gaming operators may face greater tax-control and revenue-recovery focus in 2027.

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Italy’s Budget 2027 bill enters committee review at the Chamber

Italy’s Chamber of Deputies Budget Committee was due to set the schedule for examining the 2027 budget bill on 4 November, according to reports. The proposed timetable included hearings around 9–12 November and an amendments deadline expected on 17 or 18 November, subject to formal approval. The bill includes fiscal and regulatory measures affecting public gaming.

The parliamentary process for the 2027 budget law is now getting under way in the Chamber of Deputies. A bureau meeting of the Budget Committee was planned for Wednesday 4 November, with the task of fixing the calendar of sittings and organising the first stages of the examination. Giuseppe Mangialavori, of Forza Italia, presides over that committee. The Council of Ministers approved the bill on 28 October and it was then passed to Montecitorio, and because the two houses alternate, the Chamber examines it first this year.

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