Macau Gaming Law: Volume III • Articles 22 to 31, Annotated with comments

Macau Gaming Law Book - Volume III Volume III covers articles 22 to 31 of the Macau Gaming Law. That includes the provisions of the concession regime (Chapter II), details about the casino gaming concessionaires (Section II) not covered by Volume II - comprising the duties, and gaming promoters, as well as several provisions on tax obligations and rendering of accounts (Chapter III) namely the special gaming tax, tax regime, tax on commissions paid to casino games of chance gaming promoters, accounting and internal controls, and mandatory publications. ”This book by Antonio Lobo Vilela is not only an essential guide to the law of gaming and gambling in Macau but provides the historical background needed to provide full context for each provision of the gaming laws. (...) His intimate knowledge and detailed research result in the definitive, comprehensive examination and understanding of the Macau gaming laws by providing references, bibliographies, sources, initial, amended and published versions of the laws, competitive laws, statutes and related legal provisions, related formal communications, related and foreign case law and detailed notes. This book offers regulators, industry members, practitioners, judges, and the public with a complete and easily accessible roadmap to all Macau gaming laws. It is essential for any complete gaming law library or anyone having an interest in successfully navigating the Macau gaming industry.” In Preface to Volume III by Anthony Cabot - Distinguished Fellow of Gaming Law, UNLV Boyd School of Law Please visit macaugaminglaw.com for shipment to other locations not available here. About the Author António Lobo Vilela holds a law degree with honors from the Faculty of Law of the University of Lisbon, Portugal. He was a senior legal adviser to the Commission of the first public tender to grant casino gaming concessions in Macau (2001-2002) and to the Macau Gaming Commission, a consultative body of, and presided over by, the Chief Executive of the Macau SAR (2003-2009). He was also a member of a think-tank where he was charged with (co)drafting the legal and regulatory framework for the gaming industry, which is still in force, and the casino gaming concession and sub-concession contracts. He was a partner and founding member of LVT Lawyers, a boutique law firm focused on gaming law, before being invited in 2016 by the Macau SAR Government to serve as a legal adviser to the Secretary for Economy and Finance on gaming and gaming-related matters. Currently, he is a Master of Laws – LL.M. candidate on Gaming Law & Regulation at the William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.