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Argentina online betting revenue and taxation

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In August 2026, Argentine National Deputy Natalia Zaracho introduced the ‘Ley de Clubes de Barrio’ (Neighborhood Clubs Law). This legislative proposal seeks to fund local sports and social clubs through a ‘Club Card’ program, which would be financed by a tiered tax on online sports betting deposits. The proposed tax rates range from 5% for companies investing directly in Argentina to 30% for operators based in tax havens. By September 2026, Argentina’s Revenue and Customs Agency (ARCA) reported record-breaking growth in online betting tax revenue for the first eight months of the year. Data from the consultancy Analytica indicated a 40% year-on-year increase in revenue during the first seven months of 2026, with significant surges in June and July. This growth was attributed to increased betting activity surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup. A report by Voices! Research & Consultancy noted that one-third of Argentines participated in various forms of betting during the tournament. Demographic data reveals that 60% of bettors are men, and half of all participants are between the ages of 18 and 29. While ~~revenue has climbed, experts~~ the increase boosts collections under Law 27.346—which imposes indirect taxes on digital gambling ranging from 2.5% to 15%—experts have raised concerns regarding the ~~demographic profile~~ proximity of ~~bettors~~ adult gambling to minors and the potential ~~risks~~ for long-term habits, noting that 46% of those who bet during the tournament intend to ~~minors.~~ continue doing so.

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