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Black Jack in general: Do you have to pay tax on blackjack wins?

Topic created on 25th Aug. 2023 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 5 | Views: 939
Sebi123
Amateur
i do not mean the 5.3 percent gambling tax but something like income tax etc. as it can happen with poker

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Paddington
Expert
Strictly speaking, you can no longer play Blackjack in a casino with a German license.

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Anonym

Sebi123 wrote on 25.08.2023 at 16:17: I do not mean the 5.3 percent gambling tax but something like income tax etc as it can happen with poker

The reason why Poker professionals have to pay income tax is because they make long term wins. What I see as very doubtful in Blackjack is that this is possible. Although I have heard from many people that they allegedly can. But the proof was always missing. A well-known poker highroller claims that here, for example:




Feel the hard "chatterbox vibes" in any case.

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frapi07
Elite
No, you don't have to do it at a casino either.

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R3hab
Elite
If you make ne million in bj at win is certainly like the lottery 1 year tax free,
Everything you still have then have to pay tax

Think the wins are always tax free

Another question, what if you win 50k in Las Vegas?

Everything over 10k you have to report
I do not think now that the tax deduct there

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Justin
Amateur
Peter8 wrote on 28.08.2023 at 09:14: If you make ne million in bj at win is sure like the lottery 1 year tax free,
Everything you then still have to pay tax then

Think the wins are always tax free

Times ne other question, what if you win 50k in las vegas

Everything over 10k you have to report
I do not think now that the tax deduct there

if nothing has changed, you pay from 1,200 win whopping 30% tax in Vegas. But at the big casinos you can fill out a form with an ITIN number and get the complete win.
If this is not possible, you will get the money later, since the USA and Germany have a double taxation agreement and the gambling winnings are tax-free for Germans.

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