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CHARLES LIVINGSTONE. South Australia’s gambling tax highlights the regulatory mess of online betting.
The South Australian government will introduce from July a “point-of-consumption tax” to claw back some of the gambling tax revenue it is seeing disappear over the border. The new tax is a reasonable response to a growing problem, and probably won’t … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmakers., Charles Livingstone, federalism, Gambling, online gambling, Problem gambling, sports betting, state governments, tax, The Conversation
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