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Compliance Toolkit

Regulatory Filing Templates

Complete template library for Macau DICJ regulatory submissions — covering every report type required under Law 16/2022 and associated regulations.

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What This Means for Your Department's Success

Every DICJ submission type required under Law 16/2022, ready to file.

File right the first time

Templates for every DICJ report type mean submissions go out complete, correctly formatted and on time.

Cut filing prep

Start from the correct structure instead of rebuilding each report, freeing your compliance team for higher-value work.

Never miss a requirement

Coverage of every report type under Law 16/2022 keeps your filing calendar complete and your record clean.

Reduce regulator back-and-forth

Properly structured filings mean fewer queries, resubmissions and follow-ups from DICJ.

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One-time purchase

Format
Word + Excel
Delivery
Instant download

12 months of update notifications.

Overview

The Regulatory Filing Templates library provides casino compliance teams with professionally structured templates for every type of regulatory submission required by the Macau Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ). Under Law 16/2022 and associated regulations, gaming operators must submit a range of periodic and event-driven reports — this library ensures every submission is properly formatted, comprehensive, and compliant.

Each template includes: the specific DICJ regulation reference, required content structure, data field specifications, submission timeline guidance, and common error avoidance notes. The templates reflect the reporting requirements as currently applied by DICJ inspectors, incorporating feedback from operators who have successfully navigated recent regulatory inspections.

The library covers both the routine periodic filings (monthly, quarterly, annual) and the event-driven submissions (incident reports, change notifications, AML suspicious transaction reports) that properties must file within specified timeframes.

What's Inside

10 sections of structured content.

  1. Monthly

    Monthly Gaming Revenue Report

    Template for DICJ monthly GGR submission with required breakdowns by game type, mass market vs VIP, slot vs table, and reconciliation to internal financial records.

  2. Monthly

    Monthly AML Compliance Report

    Suspicious transaction report summary, STR filing log, large transaction notification summary, and CDD programme status update.

  3. Monthly

    Monthly Junket Activity Report

    Junket operator activity summary including rolling chip volume, commission calculations, credit utilisation, and player introduction metrics.

  4. Quarterly

    Quarterly Financial Compliance Report

    Comprehensive quarterly submission: financial statements, tax computation, chip inventory reconciliation, and compliance attestation.

  5. Quarterly

    Quarterly Responsible Gaming Report

    Self-exclusion statistics, problem gambling intervention records, responsible gaming programme activities, and staff training completion status.

  6. Annual

    Annual Compliance Certification

    Annual regulatory compliance certification template with attestation structure, supporting documentation index, and exception reporting framework.

  7. Event

    Incident Report Template

    Structured incident reporting for regulatory notification: incident classification, timeline, involved parties, immediate response, and remedial actions.

  8. Event

    Change Notification Template

    Template for notifying DICJ of material changes: management changes, system updates, policy revisions, and operational modifications.

  9. AML

    Suspicious Transaction Report (STR)

    DICJ STR format template with required fields: subject identification, transaction details, suspicion basis, supporting evidence, and reporting officer attestation.

  10. Reference

    Filing Calendar & Tracker

    Excel-based filing deadline tracker with automatic date calculation, status monitoring, and overdue alert functionality.

Regulatory alignment

  • DICJ

    Law 16/2022

    Reporting obligations under amended gaming law

  • DICJ

    DICJ Reporting Requirements

    Periodic and event-driven submission requirements

  • Macau

    Law 2/2006

    STR and AML reporting obligations

  • DICJ

    Administr Regulation 20/2022

    Junket-specific reporting requirements

  • DICJ

    Inspection Feedback

    Templates reflect actual DICJ inspector expectations

Why teams choose this

  • 📝

    10 Template Types

    Complete coverage of all DICJ submission requirements.

  • Inspector-Tested

    Templates reflect feedback from successful regulatory inspections.

  • 📅

    Filing Tracker Included

    Excel deadline tracker prevents missed submission dates.

  • ✏️

    Editable Format

    Customise with your property details and specific data.

  • ⚖️

    Regulation-Referenced

    Every template cites the specific regulatory requirement it addresses.

  • ⏱️

    Time Saving

    Eliminates formatting and structuring effort for every submission.

Built for

Primary audience

  • Compliance Officers
  • Regulatory Affairs Managers
  • CFOs

Secondary audience

  • Gaming Managers
  • AML Analysts
  • Company Secretaries
  • Internal Audit

Frequently asked

Are these the official DICJ forms?
These are professionally structured templates that align with DICJ submission requirements. They are not official government forms — operators should verify current DICJ requirements before submission, as reporting formats may be updated by the regulator.
How often are templates updated?
Templates are reviewed quarterly against regulatory updates and inspection feedback. Purchasers receive 12 months of update notifications at no additional cost.
Do these cover all jurisdictions?
Templates are specifically designed for Macau DICJ requirements. Operators in other jurisdictions should adapt templates for local regulatory requirements.
What format are the templates?
Microsoft Word (.docx) for narrative submissions, Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) for data submissions and the filing tracker.

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Questions about this product? Email editor@surveillanceasia.com.