Orçamento para 2026 antecipa 236 mil milhões de patacas em receitas do jogo

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O Governo estima que em 2026 as receitas brutas do jogo sejam de 236 mil milhões de patacas. A cifra está plasmada no orçamento para o próximo ano, remetido pelo Executivo à Assembleia Legislativa (AL) e já disponível no site do órgão.

Em comparação com o valor inscrito no orçamento para este ano (228 mil milhões de patacas), a meta para o próximo ano implica um aumento de 3,5% nas receitas brutas de jogo – principal fonte das receitas da RAEM. Recorde-se que, entre Janeiro e Outubro deste ano, a indústria dos casinos já gerou 205 mil milhões de patacas. Neste período, o imposto sobre as receitas dos casinos representou 83,3% das receitas públicas.

https://pontofinal-macau.com/2025/11/21/orcamento-para-2026-antecipa-236-mil-milhoes-de-patacas-em-receitas-do-jogo/

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