Taxing online casinos is a balancing act for governments, as high taxes may drive operators away and low taxes fail to generate sufficient revenue.
France’s proposed 55.6% turnover tax can potentially burden operators with high costs, compelling them to reduce player incentives and possibly harming market competitiveness.
The introduction of a 12% tax on winnings over €1,500 could deter high-stakes players, compelling them to seek lower-taxed platforms, further harming regulated markets.
The government's initiative aims to generate revenue from the unregulated market, yet the steep tax risks alienating both operators and players, undermining fiscal objectives.
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