The Gambling (Fees) (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2026
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9 Application, annual and first annual fees for certain non-remote general betting (standard) operating licences
In regulation 9— (a) in paragraph (1)(a), for “C1” substitute “E1”; (b) for paragraph (3) substitute— (3) The application fee is— (a) for a category A1 licence, £1,351; (b) for a category A2 licence, £1,764; (c) for a category A3 licence, £2,303; (d) for a category B1 licence, £3,108; (e) for a category B2 licence, £4,193; (f) for a category B3 licence, £5,657; (g) for a category C1 licence, £7,631; (h) for a category D1 licence, £9,266; (i) for a category E1 licence, £12,510. ; (c) for paragraph (5) substitute— (5) The annual fee is— (a) for a category A1 licence, £1,156; (b) for a category A2 licence, £1,631; (c) for a category A3 licence, £2,616; (d) for a category B1 licence, £6,547; (e) for a category B2 licence, £20,081; (f) for a category B3 licence, £69,201; (g) for a category C1 licence, £237,291; (h) for a category D1 licence, £367,926; (i) for a category E1 licence, £498,674 plus £130,748 for each complete additional £200 million of annual gross gambling yield above £655 million. ; (d) in paragraph (7)— (i) at the end of sub-paragraph (a)(i), omit “and”; (ii) omit sub-paragraph (a)(ii); (e) after paragraph (7), insert— (8) The reference in paragraph (5) to the annual gross gambling yield is a reference to the annual gross gambling yield calculated in accordance with regulation 3(2)(a)(i). .
9 Application, annual and first annual fees for certain non-remote general betting (standard) operating licences
In regulation 9— (a) in paragraph (1)(a), for “C1” substitute “E1”; (b) for paragraph (3) substitute— (3) The application fee is— (a) for a category A1 licence, £1,351; (b) for a category A2 licence, £1,764; (c) for a category A3 licence, £2,303; (d) for a category B1 licence, £3,108; (e) for a category B2 licence, £4,193; (f) for a category B3 licence, £5,657; (g) for a category C1 licence, £7,631; (h) for a category D1 licence, £9,266; (i) for a category E1 licence, £12,510. ; (c) for paragraph (5) substitute— (5) The annual fee is— (a) for a category A1 licence, £1,156; (b) for a category A2 licence, £1,631; (c) for a category A3 licence, £2,616; (d) for a category B1 licence, £6,547; (e) for a category B2 licence, £20,081; (f) for a category B3 licence, £69,201; (g) for a category C1 licence, £237,291; (h) for a category D1 licence, £367,926; (i) for a category E1 licence, £498,674 plus £130,748 for each complete additional £200 million of annual gross gambling yield above £655 million. ; (d) in paragraph (7)— (i) at the end of sub-paragraph (a)(i), omit “and”; (ii) omit sub-paragraph (a)(ii); (e) after paragraph (7), insert— (8) The reference in paragraph (5) to the annual gross gambling yield is a reference to the annual gross gambling yield calculated in accordance with regulation 3(2)(a)(i). .
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