NLGRB and URA Strengthen Gambling Regulation and Compliance

Uganda’s gaming sector is set to benefit from closer collaboration between the National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) and the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), following a strategic engagement aimed at strengthening both gambling regulations and tax compliance.

The NLGRB hosted a delegation from URA’s Gaming Unit, led by Commissioner of Domestic Taxes Denis Kugonza Kateeba, to discuss shared priorities.

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Key areas of discussion included improving coordination in gaming regulation, enhancing tax compliance, and promoting greater transparency and accountability across Uganda’s gaming industry.

The partnership underscores the importance of collaboration between the gaming regulator and the revenue authority in building a well-regulated, sustainable gambling market.

By strengthening oversight and domestic revenue mobilization, both institutions aim to protect the public interest while supporting responsible and sustainable growth in Uganda’s gaming sector.