Legal market under threat? IBJR criticizes veto on betting house advertising
IBJR issued a statement opposing the approval of the bill
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IBJR expresses concern about bill restricting betting advertising
The Brazilian Institute for Responsible Gaming (IBJR) issued a statement expressing concern about the approval, in the Senate, of bill (PL) 2.985/2023
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For betting sector entities, advertising restrictions approved by the Senate strengthen the illegal market
Project prohibits the participation of influencers and athletes in advertisements.
Senate Committee Bans Bets From Hiring Influencers
Approved proposal maintains sponsorship in stadiums and on football team uniforms; TV advertising will be limited.
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IBJR warns about possible tax increase: “it could favor illegal gambling”
On Tuesday, the 3rd, the Brazilian Institute of Responsible Gaming (IBJR) spoke out about the possible increase in the tax burden in the Brazilian online betting market.
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Betting associations criticize possible tax hike
Companies in the sector claim that operators already pay up to 26% on gross revenue and warn of the risk of growth in the illegal market
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The government would have to tax almost 80% of betting revenue to compensate for the reduction in IOF
The Treasury is seeking around R$20 billion this year with a tax increase, and raising the taxation of betting is cited as an alternative
Increased tax burden on sports betting would favor illegal gambling, industry experts say
Six associations representing the sports betting sector expressed concern about the possible increase in the tax burden on operating companies in Brazil.
Betting firms say illegal houses move more than twice as much as regulated ones
Online betting sector protests against the possibility of increasing the tax burden on operators to compensate for the possible revocation of the IOF increase
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