Just won a big one on Bovada slots, paranoid about tax crap now...

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Quote: OnceDear

Welcome new member
TBH you just replied to a dormant post from 5 years back. I doubt the original poster will benefit from your wisdom. Especially since the OP was banned already.

You can try to be a little nicer to new members.(J/k)


Good old Neutrino(another WOV special person), he pissed me off with his blatant lies regarding his claims he hit one of those gaffed prog's from Bet Soft that were rigged not to hit. I was thinking if true(And I didnt really believe it) it was possible they were not resetting given the fact that I had been watching them. I suspicious they should have been hitting even before the scandal broke.

neutrino, that is a blast from the past. Forgot all about him.

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Quote: OnceDear

Welcome new member
TBH you just replied to a dormant post from 5 years back. I doubt the original poster will benefit from your wisdom. Especially since the OP was banned already.

Indeed, on page 2 of this thread every single poster has been banned except BBB and 100xOdds. 100xOdds should be nervous.

gulp...

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If you would like to not pay taxes then I would suggest losing it all back to them. problem solved.link to original post

I know this is an old thread, but people do read old threads (e.g., I just found it), so I wanted to point out that losing it all back doesn't work unless it's the same day. The IRS is clear that wins and losses must be tracked by session, and a session can't last more than a day. If he loses $10k the next day, he's got $10k in wins and $10k in losses, and since he'll be taking the Standard Deduction, he can't deduct the losses, so he'll still have $10k of gambling income. I explain the details in my article about gambling taxes. Yes, this isn't fair, gambling taxes are unfair for a whole host of reasons.

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I hate how people think taxes are so wrong yet they decide to live in this country. If you don't like the way it is run you always have the option of going somewhere else.link to original post

Saying "leave if you don't like it" isn't fair for at least a couple reasons. What if there are 99 things I like and 1 that I don't, I'm not allowed to complain about the one thing I don't? Second, the supposition is that there's some perfect country somewhere, but there isn't. Every country has its pros and cons.

However, during the second Gulf War I did specifically travel around the world in part because I was considering moving abroad so as to not help fund killing people, especially because at that time my taxes were a non-trivial amount. I didn't find anywhere that really suited me, and the war eventually wound down anyway.

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