Galicia recognises €14,654,600.66 in gaming-related revenues to 31 March 2026
Xunta reports 27.5% of final forecasts and breaks down tax and fee execution
Key Takeaways
- The Xunta de Galicia recognised €14,654,600.66 in net rights linked to gaming as at 31 March 2026.
- That amount represents approximately 27.5% of the final forecasts of €53,221,814.
- Gaming fees account for €11,341,563.06, or 26.2% of the €43,293,590 budgeted for that chapter.
- The tax on gaming activities reached €3,313,037.60, an execution rate of 33.37% on €9,928,224 forecast for the year.
The Xunta de Galicia recognised €14,654,600.66 in net rights from budget items linked to gaming as at 31 March 2026, against final forecasts of €53,221,814. That amount equals approximately 27.5% of the final forecasts.
Breakdown by revenue item
Most receipts come from gaming fees, which total €11,341,563.06, 26.2% of the €43,293,590 budgeted for that chapter. This item represents 81.35% of the total sector-related forecasts.
The tax on gaming activities records €3,313,037.60 in recognised rights, representing an execution rate of 33.37% against the €9,928,224 forecast for the fiscal year.
The other two analysed items — the bingo tax and the chapter-3 gaming fees — have no budget allocation nor recognised receipts in the period.
Report limitations
The report published by the Xunta does not provide a breakdown by subsector nor identify the share of revenue attributable to amusement machines, casinos, bingo halls or sports betting. The report is cited in Sector del Juego and is dated 31 March 2026.
Miguel Sandoval, Corresponsal de regulación.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did the Xunta de Galicia recognise in gaming-related revenues to March 2026?
The Xunta recognised €14,654,600.66 in net gaming-related rights as at 31 March 2026, against final forecasts of €53,221,814.
What portion of the revenues comes from gaming fees?
Gaming fees total €11,341,563.06, equivalent to 26.2% of the €43,293,590 budgeted for that chapter and representing 81.35% of the sector-related forecasts.
What is the execution rate of the tax on gaming activities to March 2026?
The tax on gaming activities recorded €3,313,037.60 in recognised rights, an execution of 33.37% against the €9,928,224 forecast for the fiscal year.
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