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Being a UK resident would you need to pay any tax on online poker winnings even if it was your sole source of income?
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∙ 15y ago
No. They count as gambling winnings and cannot be counted as a regular source of income. You don't pay tax on them. Insead the casino pays the tax as they are the ones making a regular income.
(I'd double check with the Tax man just to be on the safe side)
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Why did the casino in NYC take taxes out of winnings?
because it was a source of income and me be repoted to the irs
Does winnings from the casino count as earned income for my social security?
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Why do you have to pay tax on casino winnings when you are likely going to put it all back into the casino and then some?
It's considered a source of income and therefore taxable. The person choosing to continue gambling with that income and perhaps losing it, is not relevent as far as the IRS is concerned. Moreover, your getting ahead of yourself in the accounting....if you sit and the table and lose....you don't have to have any tax withheld as you won't pay any. And if you win one day, and lose the next, the amount of the loss IS able to be taken against the income from the winnings...so you don't pay tax only on winnings...but NET winnings.
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income source
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