Brazilian Soccer Teams Want a Say on Sports Betting Taxes
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Brazilian soccer teams want a say on sports betting taxes as the Ministry of Finance prepares to introduce new regulations.
Brazil's Finance Minister, Fernando Haddad, recently announced a plan to implement a tax on sports betting operators as a possible precursor to full acceptance of the activity. The measure led to a call for the operators to participate in a discussion of the plan. Now, several soccer teams want
Brazil's Finance Minister, Fernando Haddad, recently announced a plan to implement a tax on sports betting operators as a possible precursor to full acceptance of the activity. The measure led to a call for the operators to participate in a discussion of the plan. Now, several soccer teams want
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