UPB projects Italy gambling measures to raise €1bn in 2029
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Italy’s Parliamentary Budget Office (UPB) projected that gambling-sector measures in the 2027 budget would raise €0.7bn in 2027, €0.8bn in 2028 and €1bn in 2029. It said gaming concession charges would provide stable revenue across the three-year period, alongside higher charges on gaming machines.
Gambling measures in the draft 2027 budget would contribute €0.7bn in additional revenue in 2027, €0.8bn in 2028 and €1bn in 2029, according to Italy’s Parliamentary Budget Office. The projection was presented at a hearing on the draft budget before parliamentary committees.
The UPB said gaming concession charges would provide stable additional revenue over the three-year period. A higher levy on gaming machines would apply throughout the same period.