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ARTICLE · 02 OCTOBER 2020

Accountancy For iGaming Operators

Once an iGaming operator obtains the applicable remote gaming licence and a company is up and running, one might ask, "What's next from a regulatory point of view?"

MaltaAccounting and Audit

Once an iGaming operator obtains the applicable remote gaming licence and a company is up and running, one might ask, "What's next from a regulatory point of view?" Francesca Caruana, CSB Group's Assistant Accounts Manager who handles the iGaming accounting client portfolio, gives a detailed overview on what is expected from an iGaming operator to meet specific accounting regulatory obligations.

Accounting in iGaming

Authorities in Malta, including the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), impose a number of regulatory requirements applicable to MGA licensees, mainly the submission of the below;

  • Yearly audited accounts;
  • Interim management accounts;
  • Tax returns;
  • VAT returns;

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