The European Commission finds that the different taxation imposed by the Greek Government for casino entrance fees is unlawful aid (Aid to certain Greek casinos)

Samà, Danilo; Forzano, Alessandra

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24 May 2011

The European Commission finds that the different taxation imposed by the Greek Government for casino entrance fees is unlawful aid (Aid to certain Greek casinos)

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European Commission, 24 May 2011, Aid to certain Greek casinos

"State aid: main developments between 1 May and 31 August 2011"* Following an in‑depth investigation, on 24 May 2011 [1] the Commission found that the different taxation of casino entrance fees is unlawful aid because it creates fiscal discrimination in favour of public casinos and causes the State to forgo revenues which it would otherwise have collected. The measure distorts

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Danilo Samà
Law & Economics LAB (Rome)

France 20 contributions 3328 visits
Alessandra Forzano
European Commission - DG COMP (Brussels)

Belgium 59 contributions 7002 visits

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Danilo Samà, Alessandra Forzano, The European Commission finds that the different taxation imposed by the Greek Government for casino entrance fees is unlawful aid (Aid to certain Greek casinos), 24 May 2011, e-Competitions May 2011, Art. N° 54627

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