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[QUOTE="ShawanG, post: 6015212, member: 443331"] How much tax do you guys have to pay on your winnings in your country? Just to get a little info on which country is most friendly when it comes to playing poker. Like here in India whenever we make a net winning of 132 dollars we have to pay 30% as tax. Because of this high tax system, I missed a very good opportunity to join a staking group that was offering free coaching plus funds to play poker. The deal was 40 - 60 on winnings. Which would eventually go up to 50 -50. But I had to pay the entire tax amount from my winnings. So after paying 30% tax from my share of 40% I would be left with only 10%. So I had to refuse the deal. But I feel bad for myself for missing such an opportunity to improve my overall game. [/QUOTE]
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