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MTP1972
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Everything is documented on your year end summary from your ADW so all you proof is in black and white.
Today
at 06:30:27 PM
MTP1972
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Good luck trying to find many losing tickets at the race these days because hardly anyone is there and most bet online anyway.
Today
at 06:29:13 PM
Trigger
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Chihuahua Cock works for a pro propaganda Trump group, gets paid to create a cover, spam forums. Then Sakshit came along when Cock slacked here, does the identical. Both Americans but claim to be Canadian. Chihuahua cock is Sakshit's supervisor!
Today
at 06:24:55 PM
Trigger
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Only for an audit anyway!
Today
at 05:58:03 PM
Trigger
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Well done MTP, it's like a second score. Nowadays many people swipe theri rewards card, those ain't good tix to use btw
Today
at 05:56:56 PM
MTP1972
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The year I hit that ticket for $5500 which they took out 31% at the window my income was very low that year so I did get back all of it as a refund.
Today
at 05:17:05 PM
MTP1972
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I never had enough deductions to itemize so even if I was able to claim my losses it only would have been a small percentage. Thankfully the IRS finally changed the law regarding taxable tickets.
Today
at 05:03:53 PM
MTP1972
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One year a long time ago I cashed IRS tickets for some people totaling around $40,000 making around $4000 doing so. I picked up thousands and thousands in losing tickets, kept programs and a daily log of how I did. When I filed my tax return that year and claimed them as losses I was audited by some old fart who didn't know shit. At the end of the audit he said I showed enough proof I lost the money back and he'd submit it in his report. 6 months later I get a notice from IRS saying my proof wasn't good enough and included a tax bill of $12,000, which I never paid because after 10 years they forgave it. Unforunately my state piggybacked on it and sent me a tax biil for $3200 which I disputed and they kept adding on interest and late fees. Finally 2 years later my bill was up to $8000 and they sent a wage attachment to my employer si I got fucked big time.
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at 04:58:54 PM
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