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No Licence, but Pay Tax First? Chile’s Online Gambling Bill Gets Stuck on a Tax Resolution
Chile’s online gambling bill faces further uncertainty over a reported tax resolution, proposed amendments and an unverified revenue estimate.
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Regulator newsCountdown to November: Argentina’s Bishops Write to Urge the Senate to Save a Bill
Argentina’s bishops urge the Senate to act on a youth gambling bill before its reported November deadline, while a provincial proposal also stalls.
Regulator news“Suspended” on Peru’s Gambling Register: Dates Are Available for Five Platforms, but Suspension Decisions Remain Unpublished
Peru’s register lists temporary suspensions for five platforms, but the source has not located the underlying suspension decisions or their specific grounds.
Regulator newsLagos Calls the Telecom Companies to Account
Lagos gives telecom operators 30 days to check gambling businesses’ licences and tax compliance, placing USSD and phone-balance betting channels under scrutiny.
Regulator newsGambling Board of Namibia Extends Two Technology Tender Deadlines to November 5
Namibia’s gambling regulator moves two technology tender deadlines to November 5 at 11:00, with other terms unchanged and clarifications due October 29.
Gambling industryDigiPlus Withdraws from the Final Rounds of New Zealand’s Online Gambling Licence Auction: Its Exchange Filing Gives Just Two Sentences of Explanation
DigiPlus’ October 14 exchange filing says it is leaving the final rounds of New Zealand’s online gambling licence auction after further market analysis.
Regulator news397 Items Seized in a Single Popayán Operation: Public Enforcement After Coljuegos’ New President Takes Office
Coljuegos reports 397 items seized in Popayán, while the source examines its new president’s appointment and a discrepancy in the decree number.
Regulator newsParaguay Gambling Bill: Regulator Keeps 20% of Licence Fees, Unlicensed Online Gambling Sites Face Immediate Blocking
Paraguay’s proposed DINAJZAR would retain 20% of licence fees and block unlicensed sites, but conflicting texts leave questions about the bill’s status.