If you have taxes withheld on US winnings you can file a 1040NR, the year after you've won. Keep in mind that to get the most back if you've won a lot of money is to report your gambling losses to offset your gambling income. Get a player's card, it's the single most convenient way to keep track of wins and losses.
I won a jackpot last year at the Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood Florida and they withheld 30% in federal income taxes. I searched online and found a few sites that claimed they could get all or a part of my money back. They were expensive and took a % of your return if you got one. I found the IRS website and you can get the forms and do it yourself for free.
Or you can use Refund Management Services for casino tax refund. I got my money back that's why I am recommending their name. They will help you recover all or a portion of your taxes up to 3 years after your win.
no they do not have to pay taxes on their winnings.
Must be US citizen
(In the US) As long as the taxes are paid on the winnings, winning anything is not against the law.
Can you claim him on your taxes? If you live in the US, yes, you can, if he's a full-time student and would be considered your dependant.
In the US, there is no special tax provision for toddlers. If the toddler is your dependent, you can include him/her as such.
Yes we are kind to Canadians as they are to us.
because canadians are vegetarians
If they have a US citizen ship yes they do. The thing is if they have that they are no longer considered Canadians
In the US, you would be the taxpayer and there is a standard deduction used in figuring out your net income for tax purposes.
(in the US) you may be able to initially succeed, but no, it is not lawful. It's been tried before and has never turned out well for the person who tried it.
Pennsylvania, with twelve.
Because the us is the best