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Gambling Companies Push Tax Changes in Colombia
Colombian gambling firms propose tax adjustments but demand proportional treatment for online and physical operations.
In brief
Colombian gambling firms propose tax adjustments but demand proportional treatment for online and physical operations. Colombian gambling companies want tax reforms that account for different operational costs between online and physical betting sites. Originally reported by Infobae.
Gambling Companies Seek Tax Adjustments
Colombian gambling companies want tax reforms that account for different operational costs between online and physical betting sites.
Fecoljuegos Proposes Tax Framework
Fecoljuegos prepares a tax proposal for the government and Congress to address operational costs of different gambling modalities.
Tax Changes Impact Online vs Physical Operations
Gambling companies argue online and physical operations have different business models and cost structures requiring separate tax treatment.
Evert Montero's Position
Evert Montero, Fecoljuegos president, says the sector will contribute to public finances but needs proportional tax adjustments.
Tax Reforms Must Protect Legal Operations
The sector insists tax changes should not threaten legal operations, investments, or employment in the gambling industry.
Fecoljuegos Calls for Technical Discussion
Fecoljuegos plans meetings with the Ministry of Finance and Congress committees to discuss tax adjustments.
Balancing Public Funds and Industry Continuity
The sector seeks tax reforms that support public finances without jeopardizing legal gambling operations or health funding.
The takeaway
Colombian gambling companies want tax reforms that account for different operational costs between online and physical betting sites.
