By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Focus Gaming News reported that ACCJ’s legal adviser Luis Cordero challenged SII’s treatment of offshore betting companies. He said tax registration should not substitute for a licensing framework and called for stronger consumer and operator controls.
The challenge seeks separation between tax registration and gambling authorisation.
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ACCJ disputes the tax registration mechanism and maintains that registration does not authorise gambling operations.
Internet providers must implement notified DNS blocks within 48 hours and demonstrate compliance, with procedures covering verified mirror sites.
The court challenges may affect how blocking orders apply to online betting operators in Chile.
The proposals would require operators to establish a local presence and face additional taxation under Chile’s planned online gambling framework.
Online betting platforms face VAT collection that SII says does not legitimise their activities, while deputies seek withdrawal.
The proposal would restrict payment services for illegal online casinos in Chile.