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Apply to the Gambling Commission for a personal gambling licence or a gambling operating licence if you run or manage a gambling business. The Gambling Commission regulates arcades, betting, bingo, casinos, gaming machine providers, gambling software providers, lottery operators, external...
Stake limits for online slot games will be introduced for the first time in September, including lower limits for young adults, as the Government continues to roll out measures to protect people from gambling harms.
What you need to do now that the eCommerce Directive no longer applies to the UK.
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Gambling Minister Stuart Andrew gives an update on the progress of the Government's gambling white paper at the Gambling with Lives Parliamentary Forum.
A research paper from the Gambling Commission
How Gaming Duty is charged, and who has to pay.
This page provides a guide for those interested in key upcoming digital regulatory activity being explored, developed or implemented by government. It covers a range of governance activities, from legislative change to the development of co-regulatory and self-regulatory frameworks.
Gambling Minister Stuart Andrew updates on gambling white paper progress at the Betting and Gaming Council Annual General Meeting
Find out if you should pay Gaming Duty, how to register and how to pay.
Set up a new Gaming Duty group, or disband an existing group using form GD60.
Tell HMRC about premises you want to include in, or remove from your entry on the Gaming Duty Register using form GD58.
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