Reports NETHERLANDS
FIGURESFORTHE DUTCHMARKET NUMBEROF
2004
AWPSinsingle sites AWPs inarcades Multiplayers
Skillgames* insingle sites Skillgames inarcades Gamingarcades Single sites
TURNOVER Single sites Arcades
ForAWPs insingle site ForAWPs inarcades Formultiplayers
For skillgames insingle sites For skillgames inarcades
25,489 14,600 694
10,140 1,217 282
2005
24,317 13,917 816
8,822 1,104 279
2006
23,478 14,360 1,001 8,197 1,096 271
2007
22,453 14,442 1,062
All ofHolland 273 16,900
€ € € € € € €
€
149m 430
139m 305m 121m 10m 4m
Average turnoverperAWPinsingle sites € Average turnoverperAWPinarcades
5,453 20,890
€ € € € € € € € €
127m 370m 118m 243m 124m 9m 3m
4,862 17,484
www.vaninfo.nl (Theassociationhasnotundertakenanyresearchfor2008) *Skillgames inthiscategoryaremainlypinballandvideogames.
€ € € € € € € € €
126m 391m 120
243m 145m 6m 3m
5,101 16,926
n/a n/a
Casino’s net profits are returned to the state once every
threemonths except for any amount allocated to its
equity.Previous to
2008 slots paid a 19 per cent VAT tax
whilst gaming tables paid a 40.85 per cent tax.
monopoly is in place to protect player interests and keep the casino sector under control.
Holland Casino is under government control and the members of the supervisory board are appointed by the Minister of Finance. The Netherlands Gaming Control Board advises the casino company on behalf of the government
All of Holland Casino’s net profits are returned to the state once every three months except for any amount allocated to its equity. Previous to 2008 slots paid a 19 per cent VAT tax whilst gaming tables paid a 40.85 per cent tax.
After an intensive process of lobbying it was finally agreed that as from July 2008 takings from slots are no longer subject to VAT and winnings from both table games and slots are now subject to a gaming tax of 29 per cent which is paid monthly.
VAT of 19 per cent is paid on a proportion of the admission fees and other receipts.
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