Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Act 1963 (repealed)
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27A Profits as a bookmaker
A bookmaker’s profits on leviable bets for a levy period are— SM+OA−W where— SM is the aggregate of the stake money falling due to the bookmaker in the levy period on leviable bets; OA is aggregate of any other amounts accruing to the bookmaker in the levy period in connection with leviable bets; W is the aggregate of any winnings paid by the bookmaker in the levy period in respect of leviable bets (irrespective of when the bets were made or determined).
27A Profits as a bookmaker
A bookmaker’s profits on leviable bets for a levy period are— SM+OA−W where— SM is the aggregate of the stake money falling due to the bookmaker in the levy period on leviable bets; OA is aggregate of any other amounts accruing to the bookmaker in the levy period in connection with leviable bets; W is the aggregate of any winnings paid by the bookmaker in the levy period in respect of leviable bets (irrespective of when the bets were made or determined).
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