UK B2C gambling supplies are VAT-exempt under Schedule 9 Group 4, but B2B platform services, affiliate fees, and exchange commissions are not. Here is what operators and suppliers must navigate.

New Jersey runs two separate online gambling tax regimes. Master the 15% iGaming rate, the 2025 sports betting reform to 19.75%, and the CRDA allocation mechanics.

Decreto 0240 of 12 March 2026 adds a 16% national consumption tax on top of Colombia’s 15% exploitation rights, pushing effective burden past 31%. Here’s exactly what operators must comply with.

State GGR taxes on Brazil’s fixed-odds betting sector are constitutionally untenable. Understand the federal lottery framework, the 12% GGR obligation, and why your model should not carry a state-level betting tax line.

Spain’s IAJ taxes online gambling at 15-25% of GGR depending on vertical, but the treatment of promotional bonuses is legally ambiguous. What operators must know.

Freeplays add a notional gaming payment to your RGD base and cannot be deducted. Master the Finance Act 2014 mechanics before the new 40% rate compounds the cost.

Brazil’s R$30M outorga is non-refundable, covers up to 3 brands, and runs 5 years. Finance teams need a model: here’s the cost structure, effective annual burden, and tax interaction.

Finance teams modelling Brazil operations routinely overstate their tax burden by treating sports integrity and health allocations as add-ons. They are slices of the 12%.

Spain’s 0.075% annual DGOJ fee is a regulatory cost-recovery charge, not a problem-gambling levy. Here’s what Article 49 of Ley 13/2011 requires and how it differs from the UK statutory levy.

Ontario’s 20% iGO payment is a contractual revenue share on NGR, not a GGR gambling tax. Understand the structural difference, what is deductible, and how the AGCO fee stack compounds the real cost.