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Greece to Raise Tax Rates on Online Gambling

The Ministry of Development in Greece has introduced a new proposal, which raises the costs for online gambling operations.
Permits for iGaming operations will cost €3 million (sports betting) or €2 million (online casino and poker). Greece demands online gambling licensees to pay a 35% tax on their gross gaming revenue.
Greece is soon to feature a casino resort. Two operators have already bid for the construction and operation of the facility.
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