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Manne wrote:
It has been over a month since the European Commission released the report from their investigation into online gambling law practices in the US, it came along with a saving grace for the US. The Commission was giving the US a grace period in order to come into compliance with European Union trade agreements.
Time is now running out on the US. They must either fix these online gambling laws and come into compliance with European Union agreements, or they could be headed down a dangerous road of being at the mercy of the WTO.
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Obama has been busy :dirol
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Manne wrote:
It has been over a month since the European Commission released the report from their investigation into online gambling law practices in the US, it came along with a saving grace for the US. The Commission was giving the US a grace period in order to come into compliance with European Union trade agreements.
Time is now running out on the US. They must either fix these online gambling laws and come into compliance with European Union agreements, or they could be headed down a dangerous road of being at the mercy of the WTO.
:dirol
There's plenty of support brewing for legalization and regulation of online gambling in the United States......hopefully it will come to and end ..... :dance:
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mike1 wrote:
Obama has been busy :dirol
Obama has been busy :dirol
Busy playing poker 😄
Busy playing poker 😄
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Manne wrote:
There's plenty of support brewing for legalization and regulation of online gambling in the United States......hopefully it will come to and end ..... :dance:
There's plenty of support brewing for legalization and regulation of online gambling in the United States......hopefully it will come to and end ..... :dance:
Barney Frank Defends Online Gambling, But Still No Legislation!!
Barney Frank Defends Online Gambling, But Still No Legislation!!
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kennex wrote:
There's plenty of support brewing for legalization and regulation of online gambling in the United States......hopefully it will come to and end ..... :dance:
Barney Frank Defends Online Gambling, But Still No Legislation!!
Barney Frank Defends Online Gambling, But Still No Legislation!!
According to Egaming Review, Price Waterhouse Coopers, the world leading professional services firm suggests that taxing and regulating to the online gambling industry could lead to around $52billion in tax revenue for the US government.
According to Egaming Review, Price Waterhouse Coopers, the world leading professional services firm suggests that taxing and regulating to the online gambling industry could lead to around $52billion in tax revenue for the US government.
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Time is now running out on the US. They must either fix these online gambling laws and come into compliance with European Union agreements, or they could be headed down a dangerous road of being at the mercy of the WTO.
:dirol