Thread: For those of you who actually pay taxes on your poker winnings...
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Old 02-06-08, 01:52 AM
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Default For those of you who actually pay taxes on your poker winnings...
How do you define each "session" in order to come up with the total wins and total losses numbers that the IRS requires?

I really, really, really hate how stupid the tax codes from 40 years ago are in regards to gambling income.

Since tax time is coming, here is a good thread I started last year (that was pretty much ignored by everyone but pshabi, you tax evading sons of bitches):


Do you guys bother doing that? If you're doing it another way, what are you doing?

If you don't report any of your poker income, GL rolling those dice.
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