Italy’s gaming sector generated approximately €4.52 billion in tax revenue and duty receipts for the state between January and September 2026, according to the Treasury’s summary account published by the Ragioneria Generale dello Stato. The figures come as the government advances a draft 2027 budget with higher proposed gaming-machine levies and extensions for several land-based concessions. The €4.522 billion figure represents cash receipts in the Treasury category covering taxes and duties on gaming activities. It differs from broader statistical measures that include additional categories....
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Gambling Law & Taxation
November 6, 2026
Lithuania moves progressive gambling tax proposal forward in budget talks
Lithuania's plans to introduce a progressive gambling tax have moved forward following an agreement among representatives of the country's three governing political groups. The proposal is now part of wider...