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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Danger of trouble with high payout amounts ?

Topic created on 22nd Nov. 2017 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 8 | Views: 2,133
Robbi
Hi to all
I have won the days 16,000...
As much as never before !
Now I do not know if I can get problems.... since I always use PayPal as a withdrawal method .
What do I have to pay attention?
Are there limits that I have to pay attention to ?
Is there a monthly limit ? So that I get no trouble with ddm tax office etc ?
Or do I just make myself crazy

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Robbi
5000 I have already paid out ... once 2k.... 2900... and once 500.
They have also already arrived

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Anonym
Well, there is only interested in a tax audit for the origin of the funds. Make the best screenshots and split the payouts into such sums as you already do. How much a casino pays out can be read in the terms and conditions. Large well-known casinos have no limit - mostly it is the small turnover-weak casinos that have ne limitation.
Problems with payouts there are also only if you have played with bonus or data can not submit etc. ...

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Matthias
Expert
Briefly as an answer to this topic:
I have often paid out sums of more than 10,000 euros to my German bank account, whether via PayPal or directly from Malta and I have never been contacted by the tax authorities within the last 8 years in which I gamble in Online Casinos, where the money comes from.

A lot of hot air about nothing, or I was just lucky. But so far I know of no case in my environment, where someone got stress with the tax office, because high wins were paid out to the private account.

And Robbi, just 3 weeks ago I won at Rizk over 20,000 euros and this paid out to my private account, also split into 4x 5000 euros, but even then there was no mail from the Federal Central Tax Office

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Landarbeiter
Rookie
Yup, just split it and that's it. But I have also had larger individual amounts paid out. Also no Prob. Have spoken with my savings bank now also openly about it, because the then but times politely inquired what I'm doing, because of countless bookings the last 5 years. But now they know and make no problems.

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Anonym
How does that work in general? I have also won 16K. So far no one has asked...do I have to declare it in the annual tax assessment or not?

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Daniel
Elite
Avantgarde83 wrote on 17/12/2017 at 15:51: How does this work in general? I have also won 16K. So far no one has asked...do you have to declare it on your annual tax return or not?

I am not a tax advisor and don't know how to do it correctly. But there are no taxes on gambling winnings. I don't know if you have to enter anything in the tax return for formal reasons. There is a rare exception where taxes are due, but this only applies to professional Poker players, because poker is not a pure game of chance or does not have to be a pure game of chance.

The only thing you have to pay attention to with high wins is, to my knowledge, the AWV reporting obligation

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Anonym
Daniel wrote on 17.12.2017 at 16:00
Avantgarde83 wrote on 17/12/2017 at 15:51: How does this work in general? Won 16K after all. So far no one has asked...do you have to declare it on your annual tax return or not?

I am not a tax advisor and don't know how to do it correctly. But there are no taxes on gambling winnings. I don't know if you have to enter anything in the tax return for formal reasons. There is a rare exception where taxes are incurred, but this applies only to professional Poker players, since poker is not a pure game of chance or does not have to be a pure game of chance.

The only thing you have to pay attention to with high wins is, to my knowledge, the AWV reporting obligation.

What kind of reporting obligation? Is there someone coming at you? what does "high" mean in this context?

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Daniel
Elite
I have linked the article in last post. Just click on the word AVW reporting requirement, everything is explained there. Do not worry, that is not strictly pursued. Only possibly for large companies that make daily foreign transactions and do not comply with this obligation. Nevertheless, to do everything correctly, you should follow the AWV reporting obligation.

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