According to Radio Macau, the Macau SAR's new gaming law stipulates that Macau's chief executive may waive special funding for gambling enterprises on the basis of their effectiveness in expanding foreign tourist markets. The Macao Administrative Council has completed the discussion of the draft administrative regulations on the implementation rules, which stipulate the considerations, procedures, operations and functions and powers for the reduction and remission of funds. Asked about the criteria and methods of funding reduction, he Haohan, director of the Macau Bureau of Gaming Supervision, said that the corresponding funding would be waived through the calculation of the gross income generated by foreign visitors using special codes for gambling in the casino area.

According to the betting law, betting enterprises are required not only to pay 35% of the betting tax to the government, but also to pay a special allocation of 5% of the gross gambling revenue, of which 2% goes to the Macau Foundation and the remaining 3% is used to develop urban construction, promote tourism and provide social security.