Madrid reports €83.14m in gambling tax receipts through September
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The Community of Madrid collected €83.14 million from gambling tax in the first nine months of 2026, according to its third-quarter budget execution data. Net receipts were €32.745 million in July to September; the cumulative figure covers casinos, bingo, betting and gaming machines.
The Community of Madrid collected €83.14m in gambling tax in the first nine months of 2026, its Q3 budget execution figures showed. The total covers receipts from casinos, bingo, betting and gaming machines.
Net receipts rose from €23,091,130 in January to March to €27,303,357 in the second quarter and €32,745,431 in July to September. Net recognised entitlements through September totalled €86,221,222, more than the amount collected.
Q3 receipts of €32.74m were the second-highest for that quarter in the series analysed, behind €34.82m in the same period of 2016.
Annual net receipts were €133.3m in 2015, €140.75m in 2016, €129.1m in 2017 and €130.66m in 2018. They reached €133.89m in 2019 before falling to €63.78m in 2020 because of pandemic restrictions. Receipts were €98.55m in 2021, €114.21m in 2022 and €111.6m in 2023. They reached €120.96m in 2024 and €119.58m in 2025.