Sports betting tax
The sports betting tax in Germany is 5 percent. At Tipico it is not included in the odds but calculated separately.
At a glance
What is the sports betting tax?
The sports betting tax, or betting tax for short, is a statutory tax of 5 percent in Germany. It applies to sports bets with licensed providers, online as well as at the betting shop. It is set out in the Race Betting and Lottery Act.
How is the betting tax calculated at Tipico?
At Tipico, the sports betting tax is not included in the odds but calculated separately. Staff at the Tipico betting shop can explain how it is shown on your betting slip. The terms of participation are binding.
The betting operator pays the tax over to the tax office. You do not have to declare it yourself.
What should you look out for with the sports betting tax?
The tax can affect what is paid out in the end. So if anything is unclear, ask at the counter before you bet. More in the guide Betting tax on sports bets.
Also known as: betting tax
Find a betting shop near you
Tipico betting shops in your town, with address, opening hours and directions.
Sources: Race Betting and Lottery Act (RennwLottG)
Frequently asked questions about Sports betting tax
What is the sports betting tax?
The sports betting tax is a statutory tax of 5 percent on sports bets in Germany. It applies in the betting shop and online.
How high is the betting tax in Germany?
The betting tax on sports bets in Germany is 5 percent. At Tipico it is not included in the odds but calculated separately.
Is the betting tax included in the odds at Tipico?
No. At Tipico the betting tax is not included in the odds but calculated separately. Staff at the Tipico betting shop can explain how it appears on the betting slip.
