AGA Estimates $1 Billion Tax Revenue Loss from Prediction Markets
The American Gaming Association estimates states have missed out on $1 billion in tax revenues due to the rise of prediction markets, according to the trade group's latest report.
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The American Gaming Association estimates states have missed out on $1 billion in tax revenues due to the rise of prediction markets, according to the trade group's latest report.
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