Tennessee Earned $7.3M In Taxes On $410.8M In Sports Wagers In January
Tennessee’s Sportsbooks Collected $7.3 Million In Privilege Tax On $410.8 Million In Bets In January.
Read moreTennessee’s Sportsbooks Collected $7.3 Million In Privilege Tax On $410.8 Million In Bets In January.
Read moreTennessee’s Sports Wagering Advisory Council Decided To Delay Punishments For Nine Operators That Didn’t Meet A 10% Profit Mark Last Year While It Approved Fanatics Sportsbook To Begin Operations At Its Wednesday Meeting.
Read moreTennessee Brought In More Than $68 Million In Sports Betting Privilege Tax In 2022, A 67% Increase From The $40.7 Million Collected In 2021.
Read moreThe Tennessee Sports Wagering Advisory Council Approved The Renewal Of The Licenses Of The State’s Four Initial Operators — FanDuel, BetMGM, DraftKings And Action 24/7 — At Its Monday Meeting.
Read moreIf Trends Hold, By The End Of Next Month Tennessee Will Have Seen $6 Billion In Sports Wagers Since The State Opened Legal Online Sports Gambling In November 2020.
Read moreAfter Executive Director Mary Beth Thomas And The Tennessee Sports Wagering Council Took Over The Management Of Online Sports Betting In The State To Start 2022, Thomas Vowed To Review How Sportsbooks Were Reporting Their Earnings And Therefore Paying Taxes.
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