Industry still reeling from government’s cut in maximum FOBT stake from £100 to £2
Bookmakers are in line for a £1bn tax rebate after a court ruled they were wrongly charged VAT on revenue from controversial fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs).
The finding, in a case brought against HM Revenue & Customs by the high-street bookmaker Betfred, will be seen as a major victory for an industry reeling from the government’s decision earlier this year to slash the maximum bet on FOBTs from £100 to £2.
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