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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1745240, member: 71146"] I thought it was legal in Australia. [b]"As The Courier-Mail reported last month, several young Queenslanders are making a mint playing poker online sometimes earning up to $750,000 a year tax-free"[/b] Quotes like that really annoy me. What is their point with this quote? And? Who cares, really? Good luck to them. Every country seem to be money grabbing at everything, I wonder why they don't tax the national lottery? The thing is, people who have started to gamble used their OWN money which was earned through their jobs that paid taxes anyway, yet they feel it's within their right to take a big percentage through tax. Such a joke, yet events which draw in money for everyone which involves gambling they don't tax you on. At the end of the day, if you GAMBLE your OWN money, you shouldn't ever have to pay tax on it ANYWHERE. [/QUOTE]
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