The Macau government gathered nearly $3.71 billion in fiscal revenue from gaming taxes during the initial four months of 2024, according to the latest data unveiled by the city's Financial Services Bureau on Thursday.

Macau’s government brought in some $882.71 million in gaming tax revenue during the month of March, a 77.26 percent yearly increase but down slightly month-on-month.

Macau’s revenue from gaming taxes has already reached 101.4 percent of the government’s budget forecast in the ten months through October.

Macau's revenue from gaming taxes has already reached 90 percent of the government's budget forecast in the nine months through September.

Macau revenue from gaming taxes has reached 76.9 percent of the government’s budget forecast in the eight months through August.

Macau revenue from gaming taxes has reached 52.7 percent of the government’s budget forecast in the six months through to the end of June.

The Macau government raked in gaming tax totaling MOP5.7 billion ($2.6 billion) in the first five months this year, according to details published by the SAR’s Financial Services Bureau.

The Macau government raked in gaming tax totaling MOP15.07 billion ($1.86 billion) in the first four months this year, according to details published by the SAR’s Financial Services Bureau.

The Macau government raked in gaming tax totaling MOP10.11 billion ($1.25 billion) in 1Q23, according to details published by the SAR's Financial Services Bureau.

Gaming tax collected by Macau authorities in 2022 amounted to just 55.9 percent of the amount authorities had estimated would be received, with the figure topping out at MOP19.11 billion ($2.39 billion).