countries that DON'T tax online winnings or max 25 percent

[straight6]

hi

im wondering how taxing in a variaty of countries is aranged,
i believe canada is zero percent , but what if you dont have a regular job.. still zero percent?

us is 25 percent...but have online money transfer difficulties

what about european countries? any people here that can speak of experience for this matter?

regards

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Well that was helpful.

In Canada, you're supposed to pay taxes if poker is your main source of income. But it's a gray area, and I'm under the impression that most ppl here don't pay.

I hear somewhere that in Australia and the UK, you do not need to pay taxes on winnings.

[riverruss]

No tax in UK on any form of gambling even if your a pro.

[oakley77]

In Canada, ur supposed to pay taxes if its ur job and if you dont u are vulnerable to tax fraud.

[KRS ONE]

Australia is tax free.

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[beak]

UK is tax free on gambling

UK used to be 9% gambling tax for things like horses etc. you either paid the 9 % extra when you make a bet (10 pound bet on a horse would be 10.90) and then get any winnings tax free, or pay the 9% on your winnings (10 at 9 to 1 would only return 91 pounds). A bit of pointless trivia there....

Not sure what tax used to be on poker etc. but it has been abolished anyway.

Beak

[tomtemor]

Sweden is tax free as long as you play at sites based in the European union.

[straight6]

"Sweden is tax free as long as you play at sites based in the European union. "

thats because of the european tax agreement to not paying double taxes

do you know for instance if in gibraltar chance game taxes are paid by the site partypoker?

[LordMushroom2]

Pros in Norway must pay between 30-50% on their profit depending on how much they make. The more they make, the higher the percentage. It maxes out at 50% at roughly a yearly profit of $65000 or more.