i want to stay under that amount on my tickets
whats the dollar amount you will get taxed at a vegas sportsbook
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tatommackSBR MVP
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#1whats the dollar amount you will get taxed at a vegas sportsbookTags: None -
IcedSBR MVP
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#2Well, you are required to fill out your taxes no matter how much you win.
To answer your real question; I believe if you hit for $10,000 at a sportsbook -- the sportsbook requires you to fill out a form to be sent directly to the IRS.Comment -
tatommackSBR MVP
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#3thank youComment -
Todd2122SBR Sharp
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#4Yes, bet under $10,000. When you win, you can deposit is slowly into your bank account and never be under suspicion. If you want to bet over $10,000, spread it over multiple casinos. IRS can go f#ck themselves. Let them worry about bigger fish.Comment -
iceminers26SBR Posting Legend- 10-13-08
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#5Originally posted by Todd2122Yes, bet under $10,000. When you win, you can deposit is slowly into your bank account and never be under suspicion. If you want to bet over $10,000, spread it over multiple casinos. IRS can go f#ck themselves. Let them worry about bigger fish.
Risk + Win = $9,999.99 and under
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INVEGA MANSBR Hall of Famer
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#6that is the correct figure.Comment -
linedrivrSBR MVP
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#7and when that happens, just collect all the losing tickets lying around on the kiosk until you get enough to offset your irs reported winner. keep them for your accountant at the end of the year to washout your reported winnings. there are several ways to skin a cat.Originally posted by IcedWell, you are required to fill out your taxes no matter how much you win.
To answer your real question; I believe if you hit for $10,000 at a sportsbook -- the sportsbook requires you to fill out a form to be sent directly to the IRS.
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Jasonal_98SBR MVP
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#8Collecting the losing tickets is a fantastic idea lolComment -
tatommackSBR MVP
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#9no shit i need to start collecting them and i wish it was that way for slotsComment -
iceminers26SBR Posting Legend- 10-13-08
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#10paperwork for book, more of a hassle, book doesn't want to report anymore than the player doesComment -
duritoSBR Posting Legend- 07-03-06
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#11$.01Comment -
onlookerBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#12Question has been asked before.
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compaqDikkSBR Hall of Famer
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#13jj sells his losing tickets on ebayComment -
tatommackSBR MVP
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#14my buddy is in vegas on work for 2 weeks im going to end up getting his room comped hit 200 straight bet yesterday and tonight 2 leg parlay 300 to win 900 im thinking of betting giants or spurs all in tomorrowComment -
ryanspeer2001SBR MVP
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#15I thought the amount would be much lower than 10k, that is great though for the big players.Comment -
Grits n' GravyRestricted User
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#165k gets you tracked. anything over 10k gets a ctrc-n filed on you. taxes are between you and irs. casinos just fill out paperwork and could give 2 shits whether you file or not.Comment -
roanildinhoSBR MVP
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#17wud do you mean trackedComment
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