51st Levy Settled, BHA Not Happy November 01, 2011 In Britain, bookmakers and the Horseracing Betting Levy Board have reached a £72.4-million deal for the 51st edition of the betting levy, and, according to a report, the British Horseracing Authority ...
Christie To Set Online Gaming Precedent? March 02, 2011 New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has until Thursday, March 3 to either veto or sign legislation which would make it legal for in-state casino operators to run online gaming websites for residents of...
Hunt Announces Racing Levy February 16, 2011 According to a report, British Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport Jeremy Hunt today announced his decision regarding the 50th Levy Scheme
Report: Levy Announcement Soon February 15, 2011 According to a report, Jeremy Hunt, the British Secretary of State for Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport, has reached a decision in regard to the contentious horse racing levy
Begging, Pleading For Change January 20, 2011 While discussing the dicey situation the British horse racing industry is currently facing with bookmakers over the upcoming edition of the horseracing levy, Matthew Hancock, a Tory MP, has offered so...
British Racing Levy Standoff Continues November 01, 2010 The ongoing saga regarding the British Horseracing Authority (BHA), the Association of British Bookmakers (ABB), and the British horse racing levy took another turn this past weekend. In light of the ...
Irish PM For Online Gaming Taxation May 18, 2010 Ireland's Prime Minister Brian Cowen has been quoted as saying that he is in support of introducing a licensing system and taxing overseas online betting websites
Overseas Levy Loophole May Get Closed April 12, 2010 According to a report, the Labour Party in the United Kingdom is looking to close a loophole which currently allows offshore gaming companies to avoid paying 10% of their gross horseracing profits to ...
Cabinet 'Okays' Loto-Quebec Online Gaming February 03, 2010 It has been reported that Loto-Québec has received permission from the cabinet to delve into the business of online gambling
Offshore Bookmaker Voluntarily Pays Levy October 14, 2009 According to a report on gamingintelligence.com, Sportingbet PLC, an online gaming and wagering operator, has stated that in 2010 it will voluntarily make a payment to the Levy Board, even though it i...
Is Anyone Listening? April 03, 2009 At this point, when it comes to discussing the impact that offshore and reservation-based internet gaming has on the Canadian horse racing industry, Jane Holmes must be blue in the face
Beshear Appeals Decision January 22, 2009 Kentucky governor Steve Beshear has filed an appeal from the recent 2-1 decision of the Kentucky Court of Appeals that Kentucky cannot expropriate 141 internet domain names, according to a report from