Out-Law.com – Major changes are expected next year in the way remote gambling is regulated and taxed in Great Britain. The reforms, if introduced as currently expected, will fundamentally alter the way in which remote gambling is licensed and will also signal profound changes to the existing tax regime. But it appears likely that the proposed reforms will be subject to a legal challenge by gambling companies operating out of Gibraltar – the tax haven where many of the UK’s best known bookmakers are based and regulated. The issue is just one of a number of developments in the gambling…