Casino tax rates to rise; entry levies up by 50%
A tiered tax structure takes effect from March 2022; higher levies start Thursday
Singapore
THE government will be introducing a tiered casino tax structure with higher tax rates effective in March 2022, on the back of additional gaming provisions for Singapore's two integrated resorts (IRs) as they commit to a S$9 billion investment to ramp up facilities and attractions over the next few years.
This will be accompanied by a 50 per cent increase in casino entry levies for Singaporeans and permanent residents which kick in on Thursday.
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