Hello everyone,
In the Netherlands we have to pay 25% Gambling taxes, yeah its ''A LOT'' i know, and the funny thing is here we have just one legal casino of wich the goverment is fot 75% co- owner.
I was wondering, because there a lot of people from diffrent countries, how much tax do you have to pay?
Fine question Roger. I am curious too.
Over here -Venezuela- it is 0% (zero, nothing). What you win at the table is 100% yours. [smiley=smiley.gif]
They get your losses in full, why wouldn't you get your wins in full?
Maybe you can log in Dublinbet or any other live wheel casino and get a more fair treatment regarding the "big brother's" cut on your gambling.
Victor
Hey Roger,
it's zero here in Canada too.
Cheers,
Matt
Good Topic...
If you gamble and win at casinos here in Portugal, you keep your winnings, which is [smiley=thumbsup.gif] . This happens because the casinos winnings are heavily taxed themselves.
Our law defines the games that are taxed at 25 or 35 % :
- (Prizes from) government lotteries, raffles, "mutual bets" (whatever that means ), and the games of lotto and bingo.
This means that if you drop ;) a chip on a straight-up number at single zero table and the wheel happens to make your day, you get your 35 chips and walk away happy aaaaand ... tax free. [smiley=cheesy.gif]
The Uk is a massive, huge, gut filling, lung breaking, ZERO [smiley=shocked.gif]
How good it that.... [smiley=tekst-toppie.gif] [smiley=tekst-toppie.gif] [smiley=tekst-toppie.gif]
Yeh same here in OZ - zero tax.
Shame you have 25 - 30% feel sorry for you :'(
QuoteYeh same here in OZ - zero tax.
Shame you have 25 - 30% feel sorry for you :'(
Yep and the worst is its gonna be a lot more up to 40% i believe, but i dont think thats going to happen.............i hope.
QuoteMaybe you can log in Dublinbet or any other live wheel casino and get a more fair treatment regarding the "big brother's" cut on your gambling.
Victor
Well i'm not sure about that maby i should write a letter to the 'belastingdient' :) as we call it here, but i think your not surprised that a lot of poeple have aSwish bank account or in another tax free state/country.