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Jun 12, 2004, 4:12 pm - WIN D - Gaming Forum

St. Jude Dream Home $100 Raffles
Decent odds on these raffles, compared to many scratcher games, if available in your state . . link. 24% federal withholding taxes would have to be paid PRIOR to home transfer, plus state taxes if applicable. The IRS has adopted the position that the $100 ticket price is not deductible as a charitable donation for Federal income tax purposes. The IRS requires that taxes on prizes valued greater than $5,000 must be paid upon acceptance and before St. Jude may deliver the prize to the winne
Jul 30, 2019, 3:50 pm - gy65 - Gaming Forum

Seminoles Hard Rock CasinoReply
thanks to truesee More news on Tribal Casino Soverinty plus IRS Appearently Tribe refuses to render to Caeser their fair share of wampum for US taxes EddessaKnight ~ Miccosukee tribe launches counterattack against IRS The Miccosukee Tribe has launched a counterattack against the IRS, saying that millions of dollars in gambling profits distributed to members are not subject to federal income taxes. JAY WEAVER Miami Herald In a legal showdown with the IR
Aug 2, 2010, 4:24 pm - eddessaknight - Gaming Forum

Internet Cafes Bonus GamesReply
The other day I went to the Internet Cafe and I ask the lady well, if I win over 1,000 do I get my money right away she saids no you have to way for 24 hrs. I was just wondering about that and do they take out taxes? I have to ask about them taking out Taxes too next time I go. I guess nobodys going to the internet Cafe these days?
Jun 13, 2011, 3:50 am - marcie - Gaming Forum

Louisville: Churchill Downs adding more machines to Derby City GamingReply
We have an election this year and four of the five candidates for Governor are favoring casino gambling in KY to help finance the state pension fund. The incumbent Governor wants to raise taxes and cut back on the negotiated pensions. I'm going to going to raise your taxes and cut pensions isn't exactly a campaign promise most candidates make.
May 1, 2019, 4:23 am - Stack47 - Gaming Forum

Taxes and Casino WinsReply
Thanks Knight. Most folks would not mind paying a bit of taxes if they hit a big enough one.
May 27, 2015, 4:18 am - casino crawler - Gaming Forum

Online Poker sites Domains SeizedReply
US is pretty screwed man... it will only become regulated if they force you to pay taxes out of your a$$
Jun 12, 2011, 7:32 am - James1 - Gaming Forum

Taxes and Casino Wins
If you have ever won a significant prize at a casino, you know you will be given a W-2 G form to report your wins. It is like a regular W-2 you get at work but the G stands for a gambling win, hence W-2 G. Since you can write off losses up to wins it is a good idea to hold on to evidence of loss. ATM receipts, or in the case of lottery or scratch offs, losing tickets. If you do not report a win, you cannot write off losses...thats why it is said losses UP TO wins. You have heard of people sel
May 23, 2015, 3:57 pm - casino crawler - Gaming Forum

Sweepstates Games on line you win Money~~Reply
They have added more of those Internet Cafes in Our city, they use to be kind of Crowded. but now they are not so crowed because they are adding more machines in the different areas. I did go to a new one last night I kind of like it, I won as soon as I got in the door. And gave it back it was fun though, They even have more games you can play. You can win good money off of those Machines. I think they will be putting them in a few Taverns, My girl-friend called me last night to tell me about it
Dec 18, 2009, 1:52 am - marcie - Gaming Forum

What does everyone think about private raffles?Reply
It all depends on if you have disposable cash to spend. Any raffle is a game of chance there's a chance you might win and a chance you might loose. I bought a raffle ticket for the house in Westminster MD they had a few months back. The guy that won the raffle for the house has the house up for sale he owes like 125 grand on the taxes. So be careful what raffle your buying into and find out about the details especially if it's a large sum raffle or property. Any taxes that might arise or out
Jul 18, 2008, 10:28 pm - four4me - Gaming Forum