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- EU AML package (AMLR / AMLD6 / AMLA)AML / KYC2026-10-01
AMLA announced on 1 October 2026 that it had sent the European Commission its final draft regulatory technical standards on customer due diligence (AMLR art. 28(1)), on telling business relationships from occasional and linked transactions (art. 19(9)) and on group-wide requirements, including branches and subsidiaries in third countries (arts 16(4) and 17(3)); once adopted and published in the Official Journal they are proposed to apply six months after entry into force
Read the sourced entry → - 🇲🇹 MaltaRegulation2026-10-01
Revised gaming-tax and VAT frameworks take effect under L.N. 84 and 86 of 2026 (published 1 April 2026): the gaming tax and the separate charge on gaming devices are merged into a single gaming tax classified by game type for players in Malta, and the VAT exemption for gambling is recast
Read the sourced entry → - 🇲🇹 MaltaRegulation2026-10-01
Gaming tax on revenue from players in Malta is now 15% for Type 1 (casino/RNG) games and 10% for Types 2 to 4, in place of the flat 5% (L.N. 84 of 2026); a 5% rate applies to controlled gaming premises and junkets, and B2B suppliers broadcasting from a studio pay a fixed EUR 3,000 a year
Read the sourced entry → - 🇬🇧 United KingdomRegulation2026-09-30
New remote 'deposit limit' requirements (RTS 12) take effect, extended from 30 June 2026: operators must offer a gross deposit limit based solely on money paid in, reserve the term 'deposit limit' for that form, and give it at least equal prominence to other financial limits
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