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Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 9:11 am
Starting in 2022, they will be taxed not on distributed profits, but on 15% of their net gambling revenue (GGR), which is 15% of the difference between bets received and winnings paid out. The online casino sector will be taxed on this principle starting in 2022. Initially, this rate was 10%, increasing to 15% from 2024, and starting in 2025, their profit tax will be 20% of GGR.
7 casinos closed in Georgia this year due to tax increases - Association 15:03 - 22.07.2024 64784b7959164 Advertising revenues for television stations from the gambling business decreased by 73%. 11:33 - 01.06.2023 Action india business fax list Important events in the Georgian economy last week - December 9 - 15 08:46 - 15.12.2024 Although the economic crisis seems to have come late to the education sector, it has already been reflected in re:school - Salome Mgeladze Re:School Nini Gigishvili 01.
01.25 00:49 • 2234 Non-formal education space re:school says the effects of the current events in the country have already been felt in their sector. The company's founder, Salome Mgeladze, speaks to BM.GE about this. According to him, the company started the year successfully and accepted more than 300 students for its courses. However, recent developments have caused serious problems for their customers regarding payments.
7 casinos closed in Georgia this year due to tax increases - Association 15:03 - 22.07.2024 64784b7959164 Advertising revenues for television stations from the gambling business decreased by 73%. 11:33 - 01.06.2023 Action india business fax list Important events in the Georgian economy last week - December 9 - 15 08:46 - 15.12.2024 Although the economic crisis seems to have come late to the education sector, it has already been reflected in re:school - Salome Mgeladze Re:School Nini Gigishvili 01.
01.25 00:49 • 2234 Non-formal education space re:school says the effects of the current events in the country have already been felt in their sector. The company's founder, Salome Mgeladze, speaks to BM.GE about this. According to him, the company started the year successfully and accepted more than 300 students for its courses. However, recent developments have caused serious problems for their customers regarding payments.