1099 and chumba casino
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I received a 1099K today. I mostly use my paypal for chumba casino through facebook. Even though I have 200 transactions and received over 20K. I have given chumba way more than that. Do I still have to pay taxes on that money even though my losses were much greater? Thanks for any help. I am done with chumba and gambling in general. This is freaking my out.
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As you have your 1099, you may want seek professional advice - an accountant and/or tax advisor.
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same for me! i only use it to play online and had no idea it would send me a 1099. I have spent way more i know! Just not sure what to do about this. And i'm also done with playing and using paypal for this!
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That's so weird. I emailed them a while back and asked if they send us a 1099. I wanted to make sure before I played. I was told they do not send any tax documents for winnings and that it was up to me to talk to my tax person about requirements for where I live. I cashed out about $1000 and didn't receive a 1099.
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If you got a 1099, you need to report it though. If it's recorded as gambling winnings, there is also a spot to report gambling losses. You can actually view your transactions on Chumba and see how much you spent. However, since Chumba claims it is not gambling, but rather sweepstakes, I don't know if you can record your losses.
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I filed my 1040 with the IRS then was surprised when i got a 1099-k from Chumba. How did you all file if I may ask. I called a tax attorney and they good over a grand from me to review the 'case' then told me it would cost me $17,500 to fix this issue!!! Chumba scammed me by taking extra payments from my credit cards, it's a mess but wondering if you filed this as a hobby income or was there another way. Any help would be appreciated.
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