Italy’s Treasury recorded more than €4.82bn in state revenue from gambling taxes and duties from January to September 2025. The Treasury account attributes €3.8bn to the levy on gaming machines, with further revenue from betting, lotteries, bingo and other gambling taxes.
The figures show the scale and sources of gambling-related tax revenue in Italy over the nine-month period.
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Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance reported more than €1.5bn in state revenue from gaming taxes and duties in January–March 2026. It attributed €1.19bn to levies on gaming machines, alongside receipts from betting, lotteries, bingo and other gaming-related charges.
Italy's Ministry of Economy and Finance recorded €3.997bn in gambling tax receipts in the first eight months of 2026. Gaming machines contributed more than €3.23bn, according to the report on Treasury accounts updated to 31 August 2026.
Italy's Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) has published its Treasury summary account updated to 31 August 2026, showing €3.997bn in receipts under the category of taxes and duties on gambling activities for the first eight months of the year, according to the document. Gaming machines accounted for more than €3.23bn of the total, the MEF said.
Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance reported more than €3.5bn in state receipts from gambling taxes and duties between January and July 2026. The ministry’s Treasury summary attributed more than €2.8bn to taxes on gaming machines, alongside receipts from betting, bingo, lotteries and other gambling-related sources.
Italy’s Ministry of Economy and Finance reported €2.524bn in total gaming-related tax revenue for January-April 2026, down €213m or 7.8% year on year. Indirect tax revenue from gaming activities was €2.113bn, a fall of €247m or 10.5%.
Italy's Ministry of Economy and Finance reported €1.049bn in state tax revenue from lotteries and other gaming activities in January and February 2026. The total was €216m, or 17.1%, below the same period a year earlier, according to the ministry's revenue report.