Guidance
The Economic Crime Levy
Gambling Commission's guidance on the Economic Crime Levy and how licensed casino operators can prepare for it.
How the Economic Crime Levy fee is calculated
Contents
- Calculating United Kingdom (UK) revenue The Gambling Commission's guidance on calculating UK revenue for the Economic Crime Levy (ECL).
- Where United Kingdom (UK) revenue does not exceed £10.2 million in the relevant accounting period The Gambling Commission's guidance where UK revenue does not exceed £10.2 million in the relevant accounting period in relation to the Economic Crime Levy (ECL).
- Financial statements and non-United Kingdom (UK) revenue The Gambling Commission's guidance on financial statements and non-United Kingdom (UK) revenue in relation to the Economic Crime Levy (ECL).
- Where a casino licence is not held anymore The Gambling Commission's guidance where a casino licence is not held anymore in relation to the Economic Crime Levy (ECL).
- Where a casino licence was held but the business was not trading or operating The Gambling Commission's guidance where a casino licence was held but the business was not trading or operating in relation to the Economic Crime Levy.
- Payment of the levy where multiple licences are held The Gambling Commission's guidance on payment of the levy where multiple licences are held in relation to the Economic Crime Levy (ECL).
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Last updated: 19 October 2023
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