The PokerStars-sponsored Spanish tour sees an overwhelming start amidst concerns surrounding new poker player taxes. Will EPT Barcelona also follow suit? 2q1a3k
$68m in extra tax revenues in year one plus a boost to casino revenues from new customers of up to $92m are predicted from regulated online gaming.
Reduce tax rates to increase revenues and protect consumers, concludes a study from the Institute Bruno Leoni.
UK’s forthcoming “Point of Consumption” tax will force further consolidation—benefiting larger operators like 888, the group claims.
RGA argues that the 15% rate will encourage the gray market and be impossible to reduce if it proves damaging.
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