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pinbaLL    Sweden. Dec 16 2008 08:52. Posts 7243

Fazi here we come


hansen   Sweden. Dec 16 2008 09:18. Posts 1964

wtf are you guys talking about moving to england would be horrible


4kinggenius   United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 09:23. Posts 317


  On December 16 2008 06:53 TwistedEcho wrote:
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ya apparently its pretty easy to do, its what eastgate did to avoid getting raped by taxes


So gets bum raped by British taxes instead to give some chav a council house? Only our alcohol is cheaper here - thats it!!

Seriously though - my understanding of this is that SvS promotes itself as a Responsible operator, they run 7 different types of gaming (Lottery, Sports, Casino Cosmopol etc) and through their on line presence they can offer upper limits to deposit per day/per week etc - effectively a responsible gaming program - and enforce cool off periods and if they are the only online poker operator they can control or at least lessen gambling addiction and problem gamers.

Selling gambling to the Swedish public is not in general an easy thing to do but because of the stance SvS take against gambling addiction and the acceptance of this by the general public in Sweden it actually benefits their business and persuades the Government to allow it to continue and expand whilst nicely creeating a monopoly for itself.

NL1K is only ever one drink away...... 

iop   Sweden. Dec 16 2008 12:04. Posts 4952

SvS actually pretty soft, NL200 and below

Milkman lol i didnt spend half a thousand on a phone so i could play it cool and be all stealth 

Ket    United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 12:06. Posts 8665


  On December 16 2008 08:23 4kinggenius wrote:
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So gets bum raped by British taxes instead to give some chav a council house? Only our alcohol is cheaper here - thats it!!

Seriously though - my understanding of this is that SvS promotes itself as a Responsible operator, they run 7 different types of gaming (Lottery, Sports, Casino Cosmopol etc) and through their on line presence they can offer upper limits to deposit per day/per week etc - effectively a responsible gaming program - and enforce cool off periods and if they are the only online poker operator they can control or at least lessen gambling addiction and problem gamers.

Selling gambling to the Swedish public is not in general an easy thing to do but because of the stance SvS take against gambling addiction and the acceptance of this by the general public in Sweden it actually benefits their business and persuades the Government to allow it to continue and expand whilst nicely creeating a monopoly for itself.



you do realise british taxes for a poker player are pretty minimal right? given that income tax is 0%


4kinggenius   United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 12:29. Posts 317

I am sure you know better than me Ket but I thought in the UK if you have a full time job then you are not taxed on your gaming winnings. However I thought if Gambling was you only income that is taxed as if you are self employed and the tax levels are decided by the amount that you declare? I stand to be corrected but that was my understanding.

NL1K is only ever one drink away...... 

4Kingell   United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 12:32. Posts 1453


  On December 16 2008 11:29 4kinggenius wrote:
I am sure you know better than me Ket but I thought in the UK if you have a full time job then you are not taxed on your gaming winnings. However I thought if Gambling was you only income that is taxed as if you are self employed and the tax levels are decided by the amount that you declare? I stand to be corrected but that was my understanding.



I think it is actually something like 'your primary source of income' (gambling/poker etc) then you were taxed. But hopefully we are both wrong....

If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles. Sun Tzu  

4kinggenius   United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 12:35. Posts 317

Ket - just searched again and found this

http://www.internettexasholdem.com/poker-forum/uk-tax-laws-vt13643.html

Had heard a different story before though

NL1K is only ever one drink away...... 

4Kingell   United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 12:57. Posts 1453

Yep - did some searching too and we were wrong.
The Tax Man

If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles. Sun Tzu Last edit: 16/12/2008 12:58

Highcard   Canada. Dec 16 2008 16:26. Posts 5428

who the hell are all these 4kingxxx people they are confusing me

I have learned from poker that being at the table is not a grind, the grind is living and poker is how I pass the time 

4Kingell   United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 16:38. Posts 1453


  On December 16 2008 15:26 Highcard wrote:
who the hell are all these 4kingxxx people they are confusing me



Very tired wanky name I thought was funny some time ago - 4Kingenius is a mate of mine. Now i just think it 4king sucks but can't change I guess....

If you know the enemy and know yourself you need not fear the results of a hundred battles. Sun Tzu  

Zorglub   Denmark. Dec 16 2008 16:56. Posts 2870

yeah the only problem about moving to the UK is the ugly girls

Does anyone know if the zero gambling tax in the UK is dependent on if its a european site, or does it count for every site?

I started out with nothing and I still got most of it leftLast edit: 16/12/2008 17:17

Ket    United Kingdom. Dec 16 2008 18:35. Posts 8665

good job searching 4kings, maybe i should have just said in the first place i have it in writing straight from HMRC myself its not taxable even as a soul source of income my family were under the same impression as you and theyre the ones who wrote to the hmrc for me


fakeshaver   United States. Dec 16 2008 19:04. Posts 1313

government tilts me so hard


VanDerMeyde   Norway. Dec 17 2008 23:19. Posts 5127

http://www.gp.se/gp/jsp/Crosslink.jsp?d=487&a=464920

:D 

 
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