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Madrid tax authority plans closer checks on gambling operators in 2026

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The Community of Madrid's tax directorate has published its 2026 tax control plan, which includes reviews of gambling operators' self-assessments across several gaming and betting activities. The plan also calls for data matching with the regional gambling administration and inspections selected using fiscal-risk, opportunity and random criteria, with shared databases including those of the national tax agency.

Operators may face closer tax scrutiny through coordinated data checks and inspections under Madrid's 2026 plan.

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Haiti creates gaming authority and introduces licensing and tax rules

Haiti’s official journal published three legal instruments creating the National Gaming Authority (ANJHA) and setting rules for gambling operations and taxation. The framework provides for online gambling licences and a monthly payment of 5% of gross gaming revenue; online operators also face an annual licence fee of five million Gourdes.

Haiti has created a national gaming regulator and set out licensing rules and a tax framework for gambling operators. The measures appeared in the official journal Le Moniteur as three legal instruments, covering regulation, gambling operations and taxation.

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