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[QUOTE="bhood1776, post: 1481720, member: 65627"] Damn I hate anything Government! lol Didn't read anything, just heard them keep talking about the deposit tax. I thought this was going to be the only tax. So that link you provided says licensing fee. Usually when I hear that term I think of a yearly flat fee. Does this bill mean the fee will depend upon the amont of deposits and not be a flat fee? Some committe members were expressing concern that a player would pay a deposit tax whether they played the account or not. So I'm confussed. If the site pays a licensing fee, then why were they concerned about players being taxed with consumption? If the player is taxed at deposit and on winnings, then that is double taxation. Guess I'll just do some more checking, thanks. [/QUOTE]
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