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Machine Games Duty (MGD): what you pay it on, how to register, filing your return and changing your details.
How Gaming Duty is charged, and who has to pay.
Find out about Machine Games Duty, how the duty is charged and who has to pay.
This details the progress so far on the government's Smarter Regulation programme, which is designed to re-energise regulatory reform and capitalise on the benefits of Brexit.
A public consultation process has been launched to look at how to conduct financial risk checks for problem gambling and at what level stake limits should be set for people playing online slot games.
There are different ways to register depending on which tax service you want to use on behalf of your client.
How to appeal to an independent tribunal if you disagree with a Gambling Commission decision about a personal or operating gambling licence.
We can look at complaints about how investigating bodies have handled complaints alleging misconduct by judicial office holders. We also look at the handling of complaints about the judicial appointments process. JACO works with the Ministry of Justice .
The Taskforce and Working Groups have been set up to develop guidance for safe reopening of DCMS sectors following the latest coronavirus guidelines.
You need an amusement permit to operate gaming machines in Northern Ireland
You need a licence to train racehorses to compete in steeple chases, hurdle races and national hunt flat races.
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