La Rioja’s official bulletin published a correction to the gaming-machine authorisation register and related tax notice for Q3 2025, the report said. The corrected filing and payment period runs from 1 to 20 October, inclusive, using online form 094; the original notice incorrectly referred to Q2 and a 1–21 September deadline.
Gaming-machine authorisation holders must use the corrected October deadline to file and pay the Q3 tax.
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La Rioja’s director general of Taxes, Jesús Ángel Garrido, said the region plans to develop its existing gambling law through specific regulations rather than undertake a full reform. He also said the administration is providing quarterly sector data and plans to establish an advisory body; a new regional order is promoting biometric access controls.
La Rioja’s government projects gambling-tax revenue of €13.24m in 2026, up from €10.73m in 2025, according to its budget documents as reported. The forecast represents a 23.43% increase, while the government plans no new gambling tax measures and estimates the fiscal cost of existing measures at zero euros.
La Rioja’s government published its 2025 tax-control guidelines, which include checks on gambling operators’ tax returns and activity across casinos, bingo, gaming machines, raffles and betting. The plan also calls for scrutiny of prizes above €3,000, electronic gaming-machine meters and certain sports bets linked to traditional pelota festivals; a cooperation agreement with Spain’s Interior Ministry is planned for 2025.
Navarra has published Orden Foral 74/2026, updating the list of tax models payable by direct debit, with gaming models for machines, bingo, betting and the gaming activities tax still included, according to the Boletín Oficial de Navarra. The order, dated 2 October and signed by economy and finance councillor José Luis Arasti, was published on 20 October.
Navarra has published Orden Foral 74/2026, which updates the list of tax models that may be paid by direct debit in the region, and gaming models remain on the list, according to the Boletín Oficial de Navarra. The order is dated 2 October and was signed by economy and finance councillor José Luis Arasti. The bulletin published it on 20 October.
The headline reports a resolution allowing Bizum to be used to pay gambling taxes in Castile-La Mancha. The available page text provides no further conditions or implementation details.