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Missouri voters consider 10% sports betting tax and promotional deductions

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Missouri voters were due to decide on a sports betting ballot measure that proposed a 10% tax on betting revenue. The proposal would allow promotional credits to be deducted, capped at 25% of wagers, and let operators carry negative monthly balances forward; supporters said the measure would fund education.

The proposed tax rate and deduction rules would shape operators’ tax liabilities and the revenue available to Missouri schools.

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