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_2020-07-27
The Philippines’ Bureau of Internal Revenue has reiterated that Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) need to pay a 5-percent franchise tax before they can resume their operations and denied that the levy was a new cost for business.

_2019-10-25
SkyCity’s convention centre is likely to be delayed by at least another year after a fire, leaving commentators scrambling to assess the financial impact.

_2019-01-18
Nepal has proposed new regulations to tighten oversight of its casinos, just five years after passing legislation to govern the sector, though some local operators have expressed disappointment at a ban on locals and high fees.

_2018-04-09
Macau’s casinos registered the largest number of infractions of new anti-smoking regulations in the first quarter, making up 27.8 percent of total c

_2017-12-16
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp has warned that any casinos permitting minors -- under the age of 21 -- into the premises risk losing their l

_2016-03-23
The Cambodian bribery allegations could cost Tabcorp up to $120 million (US$90.4 million) in costs and penalties, according to Sydney Morning Herald q

_2016-02-14
Crown Resorts has announced it has received an amended assessment from the Australian Tax Office (ATO) for a total of $250 million (US$178.9 million)

_2016-01-26
Wynn Macau has sent a letter to the contractor developing its $4.1 billion Wynn Palace on Cotai warning of penalty payments should construction milest