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Topic: [ANN] [TGE] Betmatch - An Innovative Decentralized Betting Service - page 65. (Read 81822 times)

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The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
it's too high!! Shocked
It's not much! In Denmark online betting houses are responsible for paying 45-75% on their net profits!
Don't misinform. In Denmark, no taxes on online sport betting, only on gambling!
is there difference between betting and gambling???
Gambling - the act or practice of risking the loss of something important by taking a chance or acting recklessly. Betmatch is not for this!
newbie
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Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
online betting bypasses all these prohibitions Wink
this is a very tricky move Cool Cool Grin
no pain no gain man!!!!
newbie
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The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
it's too high!! Shocked
It's not much! In Denmark online betting houses are responsible for paying 45-75% on their net profits!
Don't misinform. In Denmark, no taxes on online sport betting, only on gambling!
is there difference between betting and gambling???
newbie
Activity: 182
Merit: 0
Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
online betting bypasses all these prohibitions Wink
this is a very tricky move Cool Cool Grin
newbie
Activity: 182
Merit: 0
http://i98.fastpic.ru/big/2018/1107/8f/3d6bc1c4f10c06829092d99ba962b18f.png

The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
it's too high!! Shocked
It's not much! In Denmark online betting houses are responsible for paying 45-75% on their net profits!
Don't misinform. In Denmark, no taxes on online sport betting, only on gambling!
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
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The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
it's too high!! Shocked
It's not much! In Denmark online betting houses are responsible for paying 45-75% on their net profits!
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
http://i98.fastpic.ru/big/2018/1107/8f/3d6bc1c4f10c06829092d99ba962b18f.png

The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
It was expected. The government legalized  online sports betting only because it would bring profits to the country's treasury.
newbie
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Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
online betting bypasses all these prohibitions Wink
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0
http://i98.fastpic.ru/big/2018/1107/8f/3d6bc1c4f10c06829092d99ba962b18f.png

The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
it's too high!! Shocked
newbie
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I'm here again guys , can somebody recommend me any good exchange ??
I always use binance, the best one as i think
have heard a lot about it....can you tell me some advantages ??
this cryptocurrency exchange known for its huge number of supported cryptocurrencies, high liquidity, clean trading interface, and ultra-low trading fees
i have already check more info about this exchange, appreciate your help bro , i think that i will use binance in the future Smiley
You are always welcome bro !:)
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The tax on online sports betting will be increased in the UK. The UK's Chancellor of the Exchequer has announced a rise in British online betting tax to 21% in October 2019 to offset the loss expected from the cut in maximum stakes on fixed-odds betting terminals. The rise of tax on online sports betting was expected in the Budget, but some industry experts consider it may leave some operators questioning whether it is worth continuing to operate in Great Britain, given the current fiscal and regulatory environment. Richard Williams, Licensing, Gaming and Regulatory Partner at London law firm Joelson, said that although there had been speculation in the press that the Chancellor would increase the rate from 15%, the announcement that it will increase to 21% will come as a shock.
newbie
Activity: 182
Merit: 0
I'm here again guys , can somebody recommend me any good exchange ??
I always use binance, the best one as i think
have heard a lot about it....can you tell me some advantages ??
this cryptocurrency exchange known for its huge number of supported cryptocurrencies, high liquidity, clean trading interface, and ultra-low trading fees
i have already check more info about this exchange, appreciate your help bro , i think that i will use binance in the future Smiley
newbie
Activity: 168
Merit: 0
I'm here again guys , can somebody recommend me any good exchange ??
I always use binance, the best one as i think
have heard a lot about it....can you tell me some advantages ??
this cryptocurrency exchange known for its huge number of supported cryptocurrencies, high liquidity, clean trading interface, and ultra-low trading fees
newbie
Activity: 182
Merit: 0
I'm here again guys , can somebody recommend me any good exchange ??
I always use binance, the best one as i think
have heard a lot about it....can you tell me some advantages ??
newbie
Activity: 168
Merit: 0
I'm here again guys , can somebody recommend me any good exchange ??
I always use binance, the best one as i think
newbie
Activity: 182
Merit: 0
I'm here again guys , can somebody recommend me any good exchange ??
newbie
Activity: 77
Merit: 0
Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
Legitimacy of the project is relevant. It depends on the country you operate your business in. I don't think they would do their business in the US or China, cause it's illegal there. See?
Ok. I see. But where is BetMatch's registered?
Betmatch is incorporated in the Republic of Estonia and is the official entity which is developing and owns the Betmatch protocol and all related technologies and companies.
Oh, thank you. I just want to make sure that I'm not going to get myself into any troubles.
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Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
Legitimacy of the project is relevant. It depends on the country you operate your business in. I don't think they would do their business in the US or China, cause it's illegal there. See?
Ok. I see. But where is BetMatch's registered?
Betmatch is incorporated in the Republic of Estonia and is the official entity which is developing and owns the Betmatch protocol and all related technologies and companies.
newbie
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Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
Legitimacy of the project is relevant. It depends on the country you operate your business in. I don't think they would do their business in the US or China, cause it's illegal there. See?
Ok. I see. But where is BetMatch's registered?
Don't really have such info. Maybe admin knows
newbie
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Is it even legal? I mean, all that tokens and stuff... I just thought, man, there are countries that do not let crypto operate within their borders, so...
Legitimacy of the project is relevant. It depends on the country you operate your business in. I don't think they would do their business in the US or China, cause it's illegal there. See?
Ok. I see. But where is BetMatch's registered?
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