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Gibraltar is planning to impose a ten percent corporation tax rate on all companies, ending current exemptions for firms such as Internet gaming operations.
The move, characterised by one writer as a shift in the British overseas territory’s status “from a tax haven to a low-tax jurisdiction”, will still leave Gibraltar with the lowest rate of corporation tax in the EU, where the average is 23.5 percent.
Online gaming operators, of which about 20 are based in Gibraltar, are currently taxed at just one percent, on gaming yield for casinos and on bets placed for Internet bookmakers. Tax due is capped at £425,000 although there is a minimum levy of £85,000.
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