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Ninety Labour MPs urge machine games duty rise as BGC objects

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Summary

Ninety Labour MPs have called for an increase in machine games duty, while the Betting and Gaming Council objects. The letter cites Social Market Foundation estimates of up to £458m a year from a 40% rate. The source did not state the current rate or the government's response.

Why it matters

A duty rise would change machine game costs for operators and suppliers, with MPs citing Social Market Foundation revenue estimates.

Cite as: SectorWire, “Ninety Labour MPs urge machine games duty rise as BGC objects”, 19 October 2026, https://sectorwire.news/item/ninety-labour-mps-urge-machine-games-duty-rise-as-bgc-objects/

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