July 17, 2017 9:54 AM by Robert Mann <\/p>\n
The island nation of Malta, already the gaming-friendly home base to numerous worldwide gambling companies may soon improve on that status. <\/p>\n
Thats because the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) has proposed major reforms to the legal framework surrounding the island countrys gambling industry, with the goal of decreasing unnecessary regulatory burdens. <\/p>\n
Leadership at the MGA say its licensing process is too complex is counterintuitive to properly regulating gambling operators. <\/p>\n
Malta, situated in the Mediterranean Sea south of Sicily, serves as a popular remote-gaming licensing jurisdiction because of the countrys low tax rate and inclusion in the European Union (EU). A gaming license in Malta allows online casino companies to operate across the 28-member EU. <\/p>\n
The MGA, in a recently issued report, suggests that the country should replace its existing laws in favor of a new regulatory framework that would simplify licensing. <\/p>\n
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