Online Gambling Tax Ireland
In the Irish 2011 Budget (7th Dec 2010) – it was announced that Ireland will be applying Betting Duty to Offshore Betting (Online or Telephone )
The Casino Regulation Committee was set up in August 2006 and its report was published in July 2008 under the title Regulating Gaming In Ireland (PDF - 2.11MB) Review of Gambling A paper entitled Options for Regulating Gambling published in December, 2010, represented the culmination of a public consultation undertaken by the Department as part. Under the new regulations set out in the Act, online casino, gaming and bingo services in Ireland will face a 1% tax on gross gaming revenue. Online sports betting operations will be charged at a 15% net revenue rate, the same rate set by the UK Gambling Commission for activities in the UK market.
Betting Duty is currently 1% and only applies to bets placed in betting shops.
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The Irish Government now intends to include provisions in the Finance Bill and revise the Betting Act 1931 to ensure that all bookmakers taking bets from Iris customers will pay 1% betting duty
Betting Exchanges will also be subject to a tax under the new arrangements but the calculation of the tax will differ from that applying to bookmakers.
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The Government expect to get as much as €20 million a year from this tax.
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In Italy – they recently introduced a similar tax on business with Italian customers at between 2% and 5%. The UK is also looking at bringing in similar taxes.