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Question About Filing Winnings in Taxes
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[QUOTE="feitr, post: 937170, member: 34106"] Are you in school/have another job, or are you just playing poker now? I'd think you should probably talk to somebody about it if you don't have another source of income/occupation that can account for your time spent. These things tend to be very anal about what you were doing during a given unaccounted for period. If you were at school and playing poker part time i think you'd have alot more room to work with than if you are simply playing poker for a living. If Sept. is anything to use to scope the future (oh how i wish i ran like you) then you could be making serious money making poker, and if this is your only/primary source of income i think you should definitely check it out, as playing poker to what is essentially professionally and not reporting your winnings MUST be tax fraud i would imagine. I'm actually starting to worry somewhat about this, as although i don't really play all that much and have school during the year/job during the summer, i'll probably end up making something like ~$30k/year if i don't take a couple of months off during a year. But again, i don't know what other activities you have going on in your life at all. [/QUOTE]
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