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Macau gaming bureau monitors foreign-player gambling income daily

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Macau’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau monitors gambling income attributed to foreign players each day, according to the report. Operators must verify customers, classify income and maintain internal audits; eligible foreign-player income may qualify for tax deductions of up to 5%, subject to supporting evidence and regulatory checks.

Operators must substantiate foreign-player income to support reporting accuracy and applications for tax deductions.

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