Tax information – Frequently Asked Questions
Taxation thresholds are changing with effect August 1, 2022. The new tax rates will be applied for any successful withdrawal requests made after 23:59 on 31 July 2022 (Romanian time). We recommend that players do not place withdrawal requests too close to this deadline to mitigate the risk that it is not processed until the next day, where ethe higher tax rates may be applied.
You are required to comply with the local legislation regarding taxation of income. For any tax inquiries, please make sure that you consult with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or other tax professional, as we are not qualified to give out advice in this area.
Tax laws in Romania require an amount of every withdrawal from our site to be withheld in tax.
With effect from the August 1, 2022 the new rates are set out below.
Tax levels required by law
| Withdrawal Amount | % Withheld in Tax |
|---|---|
| Up to RON 10,000 | 3% |
| RON 10,000-66,750 | 20% |
| Over RON 66,750 | 40% |
Example:
Withdrawal Amount: RON 30,000
RON 10,000 @ 3% withheld in tax = RON 300
RON 20,000 @ 20% withheld in tax = RON 4,000
Total tax = RON 4,300
Amount credited to player = RON 25,700
The relevant section of the Fiscal Code concerning the taxation of gambling revenues can be found here.
We have emailed players with instructions on how to retrieve their Player Audit History. If you have not received such communication, you can log in to your account: go to 'Tools' > 'History & Stats' > 'Playing History Audit' and select the dates you are required to provide information. Please note that the report can take up to 20 minutes to be generated, after which you will be able to open the link provided.
If you have any difficulties please contact Support for more information.
You were included in this communication based on the registered country of your account (Romania) during the relevant period. If you have relocated, please contact Support to receive information on how to update your account details regarding your current location.
For any tax inquiries, please make sure that you consult with a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) or other tax professional as we are not qualified to give out advice in this area.