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07-20-07, 03:06 PM
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Don't get me wrong - I think the gambling related tax laws are ridiculous. I guess what it boils down to is your "main point:"
I think online poker (and more specifically, the amount of money I take home from it at the end of the year) will be better off if it's legalized and regulated. You don't. And that's fine. It's a difference of opinion. All I'm saying is that there are better way for you to hate/protest/FIX the gambling tax laws than to be Mr. Anti-PPA and Mr. Anti-Legalizing online gamble. Edit: Also, I hope you realize that pleading ignorance DOES NOT WORK when it comes to tax evasion. THAT is one thing that is very clear in our tax laws. |
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07-20-07, 03:59 PM
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While the IRS can be real hard-ass about some things, on others they can be remarkably reasonable. I think this is one of the situations where they will be reasonable.
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