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DenmarkRetsinformation

Gambling ads curbed at live sport, excess-tax allowance cut to fund pact

L 37, tabled 7 October 2026, curbs gambling ads around live sport and schools, adds retailer licensing, and cuts the excess-tax allowance supplement to 0.2 points from 2027.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 October 2026

Tax

Gambling operators, retailers, influencers and every company overpaying preliminary corporation tax face bill L 37Retsinformation, tabled in the Folketing on 7 October 2026Retsinformation by the Minister for Taxation and GrowthRetsinformation. The bill re-tables bill L 127Retsinformation, which lapsed at the general electionRetsinformation, and implements the 24 October 2025 Spilpakke 1 agreementRetsinformation on a more responsible gambling market. The act would enter into force on 1 January 2027Retsinformation, with marketing and duty-of-care provisions applying from 1 July 2027Retsinformation and the retail-permit regime from 1 October 2027Retsinformation, while the authority may process retailer applications from 1 April 2027Retsinformation.

Gambling advertising must present winning chances correctlyRetsinformation and present gambling as entertainmentRetsinformation, must not target or specially appeal to under-18sRetsinformation, must not use authorities or anyone under 25, and must not link play to success, money worries or social acceptance. Marketing is banned on public transport, in public spaces within 200 metres of schools and youth-education institutionsRetsinformation, and from 10 minutes before to 10 minutes after live-sports broadcastsRetsinformation, including live odds at the venueRetsinformation. Affiliates and influencers become liable alongside operatorsRetsinformation, and turnover-based commission from player losses or revenue is bannedRetsinformation.

Licence holders must monitor player behaviour and act immediately on signs of problem gamblingRetsinformation, with written responsible-gambling proceduresRetsinformation and trained staffRetsinformation. Dice games and wheels of fortune enter online casino and live-casino scopeRetsinformation, slot-machine permits run up to five years nationwide instead of per premisesRetsinformation, restaurants with alcohol licences keep at most three machinesRetsinformation, and the gambling-hall concept absorbs betting shopsRetsinformation: halls must be clearly delimitedRetsinformation, staffed throughout opening hoursRetsinformation, closed to under-18s and to under-18 staffRetsinformation, limited to 07.00-24.00 for machines and simulated-sports bettingRetsinformation, with only drinks up to 6 per cent alcohol by volumeRetsinformation. Daily retail operation moves from approved managers to licensed retailersRetsinformation.

Supervision is extended to referral pages steering Danish players to unlicensed sites regardless of targetingRetsinformation, with blocking orders against whole sites marketing or brokering unlicensed gamblingRetsinformation, penalty-order powers clarified, and fines scaled to gross gaming revenue for online breachesRetsinformation with fixed tariffs for land-based onesRetsinformation.

Funding comes from company taxRetsinformation: the fixed supplement in the excess-tax allowance rate under section 29 B(8) of the Corporation Tax ActRetsinformation falls from 0.75 to 0.2 percentage pointsRetsinformation Retsinformation from income year 2027Retsinformation. At 2025 levels the allowance would have been 2.2 rather than 2.8 per centRetsinformation, worth about DKK 70 million grossRetsinformation and DKK 40 million after feedback annuallyRetsinformation.

Legal basis: bill L 37 (Fremsat den 7. oktober 2026Retsinformation) amending the Gambling Act (lov om spil)Retsinformation, the Corporation Tax Act (selskabsskatteloven) and the Gambling Duties ActRetsinformation; Aftale om Spilpakke 1 of 24 October 2025Retsinformation.

Pull gambling ads from live-sports windows, public spaces near schools and transit; apply for retailer permits from 1 April 2027; stop paying excess corporation tax early for the allowance.

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DenmarkRetsinformation

Gambling ads curbed at live sport, excess-tax allowance cut to fund pact

L 37, tabled 7 October 2026, curbs gambling ads around live sport and schools, adds retailer licensing, and cuts the excess-tax allowance supplement to 0.2 points from 2027.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 October 2026

Tax

Pull gambling ads from live-sports windows, public spaces near schools and transit; apply for retailer permits from 1 April 2027; stop paying excess corporation tax early for the allowance.