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Category Archives: Gambling
When a W-2G (or Other Information Return) Is Wrong
Let’s say you’re self-employed, and you get a 1099-MISC from a customer. He notes he paid you $1,200. However, he really paid you $900. What do you do? First, you contact the customer and attempt for him to correct the … Continue reading
If You Want a World Series of Poker Bracelet…
…You can get one at auction in Sacramento on April 4th. Jerry Yang, the winner of the Main Event of the 2007 World Series of Poker, is in tax trouble with both the IRS and California’s Franchise Tax Board. Back … Continue reading
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Tagged Jerry.Yang
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Who Knew? Iowa Has a $50 Loss Limit on Fantasy Sports
As I end a very long work day, I notice that Jason Dinesen sent out a tweet that an Iowa legislator is attempting to increase the daily fantasy sports betting, er, skill, well gambling (in Iowa) limit from $50 to … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling, Iowa
Tagged Fantasy.Sports
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Hurry Up and Wait: What the New Jersey Online Gambling Bill’s Passage Really Means
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie signed into law a bill authorizing online gambling in New Jersey. I’ve seen tweets from friends saying things like, “Great! Christie legalizes online poker in New Jersey.” Well, that’s not exactly what happened. While I’d … Continue reading
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Nevada Looks to Tax Online Poker Tournaments
A brief story in the Las Vegas Review-Journal noted that the chairman of the Nevada Gaming Control Board, A.G. Burnett, proposed that online poker tournaments be subject to tax (on the net profit of the tournament). This bill, Senate Bill … Continue reading
A Podcast to Start the New Year
On the day the world didn’t end, I was interviewed for the Thinking Poker podcast. The interview ran about an hour, and it was a lot lighter than most discussions on taxes and gambling. You can download the episode through … Continue reading
Is It Time to Take a Casualty Loss on Absolute Poker/Ultimate Bet?
One of the things needed for a casualty loss is certainty. There’s been relatively little of that when dealing with Absolute Poker (AP) and Ultimate Bet (UB) after Black Friday. While PokerStars quickly repaid players, and it appears players will … Continue reading
Sweden Goes After Poker Players…For Real
The Swedish tax agency, Skatteverket, sent police into some poker players’ homes across Sweden on Tuesday. Under Swedish law gambling winnings within the European Economic Area are not taxed; however, gambling winnings from outside the European Economic Area are taxable. … Continue reading
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Tagged Skatteverket, Sweden
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I’m Glad I Didn’t Say Which Christmas
Back at the end of July came news that the US Department of Justice had settled with PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker on civil claims, and that players would be paid back. I wrote, When will players be repaid? If … Continue reading
Posted in Gambling
Tagged DOJ, FullTiltPoker, PokerStars
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