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Swedish government proposes raising gambling tax to 22% of GGR

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The Swedish government proposed raising the tax on licensed gambling operators from 18% to 22% of gross gaming revenue in its 2024 budget proposal, released on 20 September. The proposed rate is due to take effect on 1 July 2024, subject to discussion in the Riksdag in spring 2024. The Swedish Trade Association for Online Gambling criticised the plan, warning it could reduce channelisation.

Operators may face a higher tax rate if the Riksdag approves the proposal.

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