TAXATION OF BETTING.
ENQUIRY IN BRITAIN. (OT CASH--PSiaS ASSOCIATIOH—COPIMQET.) Ii.UBTJHA.LIAB ABB K.Z. CABUB ASSOCIATION LONDON, July 11. The secretary of the Anti-Betting League, giving evidence before the Bet. ting laxation Commission, suggested that ii: there were a betting tax the newspapers should bear a share, as they afforded great facilities for betting by publishing the oddij and prices, without winch betting could not be conducted. Ho wuuxd not be prepared to suppress the early sporting editions of the evening papers, but would exclude selections, betting tips, and track sprints, ihousands betted solely v upon newspaper information. The tax should be baaed on the amount staked, not on tno odds laid.
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 12
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110TAXATION OF BETTING. Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17814, 13 July 1923, Page 12
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