After many lost Euros, I won a 6-digit amount yesterday.
Now I'm worried that someone comes and asks where the coal comes from,
or I get stress because I live in NRW or similar.
So basically that the win does not end up with me.
Has anyone had any experience?
Do I have to pay attention to anything?
If I have paid out to date times what it was times 500 - 2,000 €, but this is now times ne
completely different house number.
Since the aforementioned casino has a license in the EU and this is also valid for Germany, all resulting wins are tax-free, so completely legal.
Only non-EU licenses are subject to a tax from €10,000.
Gamble wrote on 09.06.2020 at 08:56 clock: Tell the bank but before that ne high sum comes to your account. Congratulations on the win 👍 do something neat with it 😁
Believe that, I am just about to buy a small house
Now we will talk again with the bank about the conditions
Yeaaaz wrote on 09.06.2020 at 09:12: I would not tell the bank anything beforehand but just let it happen. After that you can always get in touch with them.
Must write something again about the obligation to report
You should not piece your wins to escape the obligation to report, this is an administrative offense and can cost up to 30k.
I did not want to encourage you to do that. In the end you have to decide for yourself what you do
Oh, good to know
So then rather once in one go
Time ne completely stupid question.
Do I have to report them?
If so where? I have never done so
I would also not recommend to split such a large sum. Let it be paid out completely, the bank will contact you if there are problems, which I can not imagine. As I said, the license for the EU is available and there are clear laws.
Or just ask the bank without obligation how it works when such a sum of XY is transferred to your account.
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i found my peace with the online casino last night.
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After many lost Euros, I won a 6-digit amount yesterday.
Now I'm worried that someone comes and asks where the coal comes from,
or I get stress because I live in NRW or similar.
So basically that the win does not end up with me.
Has anyone had any experience?
Do I have to pay attention to anything?
If I have paid out to date times what it was times 500 - 2,000 €, but this is now times ne
completely different house number.
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Only non-EU licenses are subject to a tax from €10,000.
Congratulations
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If you have not violated the terms and conditions, for example, because of bonus conditions, everything should go well.
Amounts from other European countries are from 12500€ - single transfer reportable
I have paid out my contributions in 2000€ steps and had no problems.
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I've always thought I play on a whim but today it feels like I beat the
i have defeated the boss in Super Mario and now it's just the end of the game
So would it make sense to make many transfers with max 10.000€?
I'm curious when my bank calls and asks whether I still have all the bars on the fence
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Believe that, I am just about to buy a small house
Now we will talk again with the bank about the conditions
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I'll have to write something else about the obligation to report
You should not piece your wins to escape the obligation to report, this is an administrative offense and can cost up to 30k.
I did not want to encourage you to do that. In the end you have to decide for yourself what you do
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Oh, good to know
So then rather once in one go
Time ne completely stupid question.
Do I have to report them?
If so where? I have never done so
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Or just ask the bank without obligation how it works when such a sum of XY is transferred to your account.
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