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[QUOTE="LukeSilver, post: 1370809, member: 59099"] This isn't an issue for me yet as we do not have to pay tax on poker winnings in the Uk. However you can sign checks over to people, and most poker sites offer the option of sending you a check. If you went into a pawn broker or such and signed over the check for cash, they would take a % I think like 5-10% and you would have cash with no way of tracing your financial earnings. Would be very hard for the IRS to track that. of course if they got info direct from the poker sites or such then you would be busted and busted hard. There is a way to be completely untraceable even if they got info from the poker sites and no this does not involve money transfer to other players or chip dumping involves how you sign up etc. However I am just commenting on an intellectual level and do not intend to give people education on tax evasion. You live in a community that offers a service to you, the police to protect you the fire brigade etc and street maintenance and all other national services. These are what your taxes supposedly pay for, thus when you try tax evasion you are trying to get this for nothing without paying your fair share. It is theft and not much different to shop lifting or not buying a ticket for the train. But yes if done properly you can cash out large amounts without the IRS been able to trace it but I won't educate people fully on how to do this, and if you get caught you deserve the jail time. [/QUOTE]
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