The Generalitat Valenciana’s 2026 budget project forecasts €174,470,200 in revenue from gambling taxes and charges. It estimates €106,151,450 from type B and C gaming machines and €37,767,050 from bingo, and plans 15,000 inspections and control actions during the year.
The projections indicate expected gambling-related public revenue and planned inspection activity in Valencia for 2026.
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The Canary Islands government forecasts €69,002,033 in gambling tax revenue for 2027, compared with €64,674,787 budgeted for 2026, according to a press report. The forecast includes €36.35 million from gaming machines, €19.11 million from bingo and €8.71 million from the regional share of online gambling tax; the report says the latest budget execution figures may help assess the projections.
The Canary Islands government forecasts €69,002,033 in revenue from gambling taxes for 2027, compared with €64,674,787 budgeted for 2026, according to a press report. That represents an increase of 6.7%.
Andalusia’s 2027 budget forecasts €176,257,868 in gambling tax revenue, according to the regional government’s income document. It projects €42,905,839 from remote gambling and €133,352,029 from land-based activity, including €96,405,976 from gaming machines.
The Andalusian regional government's 2027 revenue budget forecasts €176,257,868 in gambling taxes, according to the official budget document.
Andalusia’s 2027 budget project forecasts about €168m in revenue from gaming taxes, in line with its 2026 estimate. The report describes quarterly charges for type B and C machines and a reduced €200 fee for qualifying type B.1 machines, compared with the general €900 charge. Final budget details are expected to clarify the revenue forecast and its distribution.
The draft budget for Andalucía in 2027 amounts to 54.716 million euros, a record figure. Revenue from gaming taxes is forecast at around 168 million euros, in line with the estimate for 2026.
The Government of La Rioja reportedly expects €12,526,988 from gambling taxes in 2027, 5.4% below the €13,242,080 included in the 2026 budget proposal. The proposal records gambling taxes as a single item, without a breakdown by gambling type, and forecasts the related administrative fee at €76,443, down 25.7%.
The Government of La Rioja expects to receive €12,526,988 from gambling taxes in 2027, according to the regional budget proposal. That is €715,092 less than the €13,242,080 included in the 2026 budget proposal, a fall of 5.4%.