Ukraine’s parliament (the Rada) has moved to advance a gambling tax bill to a second reading following a failed attempt to pass the bill on a single vote. Bill 2713-d was first introduced by Committee Chair Oleg Murasyak in August of 2020 and has since been amended to include a flat tax rate of 10% on all forms of gambling.
Despite the latest amendments, the bill has yet to gain the required support for it to be passed into law.
The amended bill has removed an earlier proposal that would have seen license fees tripled for the duration of any transition periods or until the creation of a central regulatory body to oversee the gambling industry.
Ukraine Gambling Tax Bill Fails to Pass Through Rada — Sent for Second Reading Ukraine Gambling Tax Bill Fails to Pass Through Rada — Sent for Second Reading Ukraine Gambling Tax Bill Fails to Pass Through Rada — Sent for Second Reading
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