🎉 Brazil’s Betting Industry Secures Stability as 12% GGR Tax Remains in Place

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🎉 Brazil’s Betting Industry Secures Stability as 12% GGR Tax Remains in Place

According to official reports, Brazil’s 12% Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) tax for online betting operators will stay in place, with no increase to 18% or 22% as previously proposed.

➡️ The National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL) praised the decision, highlighting the government’s commitment to maintaining a stable and competitive regulatory framework for the sector.

➡️ The measure is included in the Provisional Measure Report (MP 1.303/2025), recently presented to the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies.

➡️ Positive development: the report also introduces the Special Regime for Regularization of Monetary and Tax Assets (RERCT Litígio Zero Bets). This initiative encourages the voluntary declaration of resources, assets, or rights linked to fixed-odds betting operations that were undeclared, partially declared, or repatriated by Brazilian residents.

➡️ Less favorable point: the same report endorses changes to the CSLL (Social Contribution on Net Profit) for financial institutions. The previously reduced 9% rate, which had benefited fintechs, will be eliminated — financial entities will now face a 15% rate.

➡️ Context: In the first half of 2025, Brazil’s regulated betting sector generated approximately USD 688 million in tax revenue, underscoring its growing importance to the national economy.

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