Regulating and Taxing Daily Fantasy Sports in N.J.

Fanduel 300x250banner 9.25% Tax Would be Imposed on DSF

TRENTON — A Democratic state lawmaker on Monday formally introduced legislation to regulate and tax daily fantasy sports in New Jersey. State Sen. Jim Whelan (D-Atlantic) announced last fall that we would consider regulating the billion-dolar industry industry which has become the subject of increasing scrutiny in recent months. The measure Whelan unveiled Monday would have…

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