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Navarra proposes three gaming-model fees in 2027 tax bill

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Navarra’s government proposed three fees for gaming models in a tax bill now before the regional parliament. The proposed charges are €469.40 for validating a model approved by another administration and €375.52 each for transferring or cancelling a registered model; final approval is pending.

Navarra’s government has proposed three gaming-model fees in its 2027 tax bill, which is before the regional parliament. The regional government approved the bill on 6 November.

Validation of a model approved by another administration would cost €469.40. The proposed fee for transferring approved gaming models or materials is €375.52. Cancelling the registration of approved models or materials would cost €375.52.

The bill would amend article 47.4 of Navarra’s law on fees and public charges. Some procedures, including validation, already carry an administrative fee, so the three charges are not all being introduced for the first time.

The bill would combine the fees for renewing and modifying authorisations under one €563.28 charge and remove the separate modification heading.

Under parliament’s timetable, amendments to the bill as a whole can be submitted until 19 November and partial amendments until 25 November. The proposed fees await final approval.

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