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Online Casinos in general: Tax application + win over 13,000

Topic created on 26th Feb. 2019 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 5 | Views: 1,997
Anonym


I made a mistake last year and cashed out a win of over 13,000. Did not split the payout unfortunately.
I also did not declare this win. My bank accepted this payment just like that

Now I want to file a tax return because I am a commuter/have residential riester. So I am due some money again. However, I am afraid that somehow this with the win might have an impact on my tax return.

What do I have to pay attention to? Is it possible that they will tell me that I then have to pay back taxes?

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Anonym
You should have reported the win (AWV reporting requirement! from 12500€ per transaction)

But all wins from gambling are tax free in Germany. Therefore, you do not have to declare the win or pay taxes.

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Anonym
Jan2405 wrote on 02/26/2019 6:33 pm: You should have actually reported the win (AWV reporting requirement! from 12500€ per transaction)

But all wins from gambling are tax free in Germany. Therefore you don't have to declare the win or pay taxes.

Thanks for your answer. I still have one question
Have I made myself liable to prosecution? Should I report this win now after 5 months?

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Anonym
I know that gambling is tax-exempt, but because I have not reported it, do they possibly not assume gambling?
So can there still be questions afterwards?

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Anonym
Phew, good question. Talk to someone at the bank.

Why should there be any questions? You don't hand in your bank statements.....

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Anonym
I asked the bank once. One said to me 2 or 3 times. That one would have to worry only with 50000 euros profit That with the reporting obligation of 12500 euros was times but is no longer, is with my bank so.The know anyway already everything at the bank or at the tax office.Do not give the win at the income tax annual balance and is good.Would not like to get close to anyone if you add up profit and loss will be the profit is not so high Exceptions, of course, there are always.
If they have the losses at the tax office with the tax, they must also indicate wins with.

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