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YoMeR   United States. Jan 14 2011 20:16. Posts 12435 | | |
man I'm on a weird form of tilt. And that's cuz uncle sam is gonna get his bigass piece of the cake. ugh ;(
i wanna stay in the kiddie pool where i don't gotta pay shit like taxes. pretty sad to know that i'm only really earning like 60 to 65 cents on the dollar in actual money i get to keep.
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DooMeR   United States. Jan 14 2011 20:36. Posts 8547 | | |
na its more than that . u'll write off a lot |
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Fayth   Canada. Jan 14 2011 20:40. Posts 10085 | | |
just play poker enough so that you make more than enough money after taxes! |
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GoTuNk   Chile. Jan 14 2011 20:55. Posts 2860 | | |
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yah the discussion kind of depressed me too but I like what fayth's sayin |
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Uptown   . Jan 14 2011 21:16. Posts 3557 | | |
9.5% state income tax yay
/life |
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player999   Brasil. Jan 14 2011 22:07. Posts 7978 | | |
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Mikae   Australia. Jan 14 2011 22:08. Posts 49 | | |
Move to Australia or Canada.
Taxes on gambling? wut? |
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hmm why not use neteller card and avoid taxes? |
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Babs   Australia. Jan 14 2011 22:47. Posts 1178 | | |
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Ket   United Kingdom. Jan 14 2011 22:56. Posts 8665 | | |
| On January 14 2011 21:09 gororokgororok wrote:
hmm why not use neteller card and avoid taxes? |
neteller cannot into usa |
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YoMeR   United States. Jan 14 2011 23:09. Posts 12435 | | |
| On January 14 2011 21:09 gororokgororok wrote:
hmm why not use neteller card and avoid taxes? |
Too late for me. I've already been using the banks to withdrawal my funds. Anyways when I'm making future big purchases and taking out loans ill need a good tax and credit history |
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JizzleSmitts   United States. Jan 14 2011 23:12. Posts 1217 | | |
too bad state income tax in oregon
Are you declaring professional status and itemizing deductions? |
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YoMeR   United States. Jan 14 2011 23:12. Posts 12435 | | |
Also quick question to anyone who's paid taxes on poker earnings. Did you report your money that is in your poker account too or just the money you cashed out?
Also wat was some major deductions that helped u a lot? |
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Silver_nz   New Zealand. Jan 14 2011 23:21. Posts 5647 | | |
srsly you guys, we play POKER. and ONLINE poker at that. we don't even need to be in the country. how could the situation get any better for evading taxation?
We should have an official LP board: "Tax Evasion" right under tournament poker, for trading tips n tricks.
I'm sure the site overlords will insta-approve this uncontentious idea.
It could also discuss rake evasion, rakeback effects cashflow in a similar way.
excuse me I am off to dodge the governments agents that are knocking on my door. |
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superfashion   United States. Jan 15 2011 01:20. Posts 918 | | |
i've always found it curious that people ask about taxes on here. not specifically this thread of course, since it's harmless enough, but wasn't there a thread last year asking like "so who pays taxes LOL?" i've always been curious though, if you play professionally online, can you write different pc accessories off? say a new, bigger monitor for instance? |
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PanoRaMa   United States. Jan 15 2011 03:00. Posts 1655 | | |
| On January 15 2011 00:20 superfashion wrote:
i've always found it curious that people ask about taxes on here. not specifically this thread of course, since it's harmless enough, but wasn't there a thread last year asking like "so who pays taxes LOL?" i've always been curious though, if you play professionally online, can you write different pc accessories off? say a new, bigger monitor for instance? |
yep (as long as you declare yourself a professional gambler or something related to that field) |
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thewh00sel   United States. Jan 15 2011 03:04. Posts 2734 | | |
| On January 14 2011 22:12 YoMeR wrote:
Also quick question to anyone who's paid taxes on poker earnings. Did you report your money that is in your poker account too or just the money you cashed out?
Also wat was some major deductions that helped u a lot? |
Just what I cashed out. One thing I did is keep a paper and pen ledger of money won and lost. The important thing about paper and pen is that it has held up in tax court when someone was audited while spreadsheets have not held up on audits bc they are easily changed. Hope that helps. |
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| On January 14 2011 19:55 GoTuNk wrote:
fuck taxes |
Death and taxes! The two sure things in this world. |
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SpasticInk   Sweden. Jan 15 2011 14:15. Posts 6298 | | |
You have to pay 35-40 % taxes!? |
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