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Gambling Industry CR
Unless the government finds a good way of first legalizing and providing banking structure for the gambling companies in Costa Rica most of them will probably leave . I've worked in sportsbooks and most of them would be happy to be taxed as long as they are provided with all the means to legally operate in Costa Rica, if the Chinchilla govt is planning of only taxing without giving anything back 99% of the operations will flee. Plus the tax proposal is based on deposits and not actual earnings which would be impossible to control if all the money is being deposited somewhere else and never touches a Costa Rica bank.