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Mulè calls for uniform Italian gambling rules and safer offering

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Giorgio Mulè, vice-president of Italy’s Chamber of Deputies, called for consistent rules across land-based and online gambling at a Rome conference. He said reform should include tools such as self-exclusion, limits, traceability and staff training, and argued that isolated measures could shift gambling to less supervised channels. He said the reform should be completed by August.

The proposed approach could shape safeguards and regulatory consistency across Italy’s online and land-based gambling sectors.

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ADM cancels two tax assessments over illegal gambling devices in Calabria

Italy’s Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) cancelled two tax assessments concerning alleged irregular gaming machines at a business in Isola di Capo Rizzuto. ADM said it had failed to address the recipients’ submissions as required by the prior-hearing rules; one assessment included €176,040 in tax, about €31,967 in interest and a €251,737 fine. The cancellation addressed procedure and did not decide whether the machines or alleged violations were unlawful.

Italy's Customs and Monopolies Agency (ADM) has cancelled two tax assessment notices concerning the alleged presence of irregular gaming machines at a business in Isola di Capo Rizzuto, in the province of Crotone. The cancellation rests on the failure to apply the prior-hearing provisions of Article 6-bis of the Taxpayer Rights Statute.

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