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Online Casinos in general: Help, I have won! What now? (Page 4)

Topic created on 11th Dec. 2019 | Page: 4 of 5 | Answers: 40 | Views: 12,832
Falko
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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 12:20 am CET#31
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MarcT22186 wrote on 09/01/2020 at 23:42
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rennwett-_und_Lotteriegesetz
But you already know this, don't you?

Add to that the fact that if your payouts are regularly >50% of your normal income, they have to be remitted as income tax.

Whatever you want to do with sales taxes in this area is absolutely beyond me...

I have already been through this for 2 years 😉.

Let me ask you a question on this point - If your withdrawals are 50% of your normal income,they have to be paid as income tax. - I pay only with Paysafe cards that I buy in stores. Thus, no debits from casinos appear on my account. But all the wins I always let pay out to my bank account, that would then look for the bank so that I earn money because never a debit to the casino appears. If the times should report because of such a tax, I could not prove that I have invested the same sums that arrive from the casino on the account I also in the casinos

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skyro
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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 12:35 am CET#32
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Falko wrote on 10.01.2020 at 00:20

Just a question on this point - If your withdrawals are 50% of your normal income,do they have to be paid as income tax. - I pay in only with Paysafe cards which I buy in stores. Thus, no debits from casinos appear on my account. But all the wins I always let pay out to my bank account, that would then look for the bank so that I earn money because never a debit to the casino appears. If the times should report because of such a tax, I could not prove that I have invested the same sums that arrive from the casino on the account I also in the casinos

yes... from a certain sum flutters the warrant purely... as long as you are under 500 € wins not yet.

Ne fun think smaller sums are ok, with larger I do not know. Would times say with sums under 1000€ asks no one.

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Falko
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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 12:40 am CET#33
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skyro wrote on 10.01.2020 at 00:35

yes... from a certain amount the warrant flutters in... as long as you are under 500€ wins not yet.

Ne fun think smaller sums are ok, with larger I do not know. Would times say with sums under 1000€ asks no one.

500 euros was the highest what I once in the month on the bank account in winnings überwießen have got from casino. Had me only times so interested. Am so far assumed that you have to expect only from a transfer of casinos that is over 12 500 euros with problems.

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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 12:47 am CET#34
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Falko wrote on 10.01.2020 at 00:20

Just a question on this point - If your withdrawals are 50% of your normal income,do they have to be paid as income tax. - I pay in only with Paysafe cards which I buy in stores. Thus, no debits from casinos appear on my account. But all the wins I always let pay out to my bank account, that would then look for the bank so that I earn money because never a debit to the casino appears. If the times should report because of such a tax, I could not prove that I have invested the same sums that arrive from the casino on the account I also in the casinos

Gambling does not count as income only if you get interest on it, which are then taxed, unless you are a professional gambler, then it counts as income, and that is also not so easy to prove one after.In Germany, lottery gambling horse racing ectr. tax free, only the interest is not tax free.The wins that come into your account are then sports betting...... OKAY!!!!

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skyro
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10th Jan. 2020, at 01:04 am CET#35
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Herould wrote on 10/01/2020 at 00:47 PM

Gambling does not count as income only if you get interest on it which is then taxed,unless you are a professional gambler,then it counts as income,and that is also not so easy to prove to one.In Germany lotto gambling horse racing ectr. is tax free,only the interest is not tax free.The wins that come into your account are then sports betting...... OKAY!!!!

then you have to pay interest or? You are quasi professional gambler with your counting hehe

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MarcT22186
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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 01:18 am CET#36
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Falko wrote on 10.01.2020 at 00:20

Just a question on this point - If your withdrawals are 50% of your normal income,do they have to be paid as income tax. - I pay in only with Paysafe cards which I buy in stores. Thus, no debits from casinos appear on my account. But all the wins I always let pay out to my bank account, that would then look for the bank so that I earn money because never a debit to the casino appears. If the times should report because of such a tax, I could not prove that I have invested the same sums that arrive from the casino on the account I also in the casinos

Deposits are initially irrelevant, I had to painfully realize at the beginning.
As soon as the regular cash receipts (especially on the bank account) move in the above-mentioned range, I can only advise everyone to go to the tax advisor. Additional payments can really hurt and a first "consultation" is not really expensive and much better than experiencing a nasty surprise afterwards

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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 02:04 am CET#37
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skyro wrote on 10/01/2020 at 01:04 PM

then you have to pay interest or? You are quasi professional player with your counting hehe

yes i do

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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 02:07 am CET#38
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MarcT22186 wrote on 10.01.2020 at 01:18
Deposits are initially irrelevant, I had to painfully discover at the beginning.
As soon as the regular cash receipts (especially to the bank account) move in the above-mentioned range, I can only advise everyone to go to the tax advisor. Additional payments can really hurt and a first "consultation" is not really expensive and much better than experiencing a nasty surprise afterwards.

say times you want to make here every player unsafe, nu but stop with your taxes after paying, are you a tax official and sniff out here everyone? It's enough now.

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10th Jan. 2020, at 02:10 am CET#39
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that's no fun anymore

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MarcT22186
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Help, I have won! What now?

10th Jan. 2020, at 02:53 am CET#40
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Herould wrote on 10/01/2020 at 02:07 PM

say do you want to make every player here unsafe,nu stop with your taxes after paying,are you a taxman and snooping on everyone here? Enough is enough.

Again, I was in the exact same situation for a good 2.5 years and thought the same as you. After 3 months of regular payments of slightly above my salary (through poker) into my bank account, this was passed off as extra income. What came first was mail from the tax office wg. suspicion of tax evasion or not declared and taxed income. Of course, this does not affect a player who pays out every few months, even if it is 100x more in total, as the one who regularly cashes out smaller amounts. These again fall under tax-free wins from gambling.
Just ask your daughter how fast it can happen that something like this ends up at the tax office (also or especially through banks)
You will be surprised, I promise!

Again: This should not spoil anyone's fun, but who pays out on house bank and regularly should know that. Especially since here are also some aspiring sports betting talents on the road and sports betting can quickly and regularly exceed the income. A back payment at the tax office is not as funny and just done as you seem to imagine.
This is only to point out that it is better to take precautions. Because in contrast to a seized account, for example, you do not get your money in a blocked account for the time being. Nough said

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