South Africa's gambling tax hike could «disproportionately penalise» licensed operators
15.03.2026 (09:04)
The gambling industry in South Africa could face a significant increase in the tax burden. The government is considering a proposal to introduce a 20 per cent tax on gross online betting revenue.
The authorities claim that such a measure will be beneficial for the state budget. However, industry representatives warn that the tax increase could hit licensed operators hard, bringing no noticeable benefit to either the players or the industry itself.
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