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The govermentis to impose a 15 percent tax rate on operators in the gaming companies serving UK gamblers incorporated in previously untaxed (by UK Proper) locales like the Isle of Man and Gibraltar, which is why we decide to as our readers, “Will any Gibraltar or IOM operators move back to London after the 15 percent tax is implemented?” Check back next week to see what our readers think.
