Connect with CPAs who understand sweepstakes casino taxation
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Many sweepstakes casino players don't realize they may have tax obligations on their redemptions. Unlike traditional casinos that issue W-2G forms, sweepstakes casinos often operate differently.
The challenge? Finding a tax professional who understands the unique nature of sweepstakes casino income and can properly advise you on your specific situation.
We're working on creating a network of qualified CPAs and tax professionals who specialize in gambling and sweepstakes taxation. Our goal is to connect players with knowledgeable professionals who can help them navigate their tax obligations properly.
Are you a CPA or tax professional with experience in gambling and sweepstakes taxation? We're vetting professionals to join our referral network.
If you have expertise in this niche area, we'd love to hear from you.
Please email us at sweepstaxes@gmail.com with the following information:
We cannot provide personalized tax advice, but in most cases, sweepstakes prizes are considered taxable income by the IRS. Whether you receive a 1099-MISC form or not, you may still have reporting obligations.
Traditional casinos typically issue W-2G forms for certain winnings thresholds, while sweepstakes casinos may issue 1099-MISC forms or may not issue any forms at all. However, the absence of a form doesn't eliminate your potential tax obligation.
Consider consulting a tax professional if you:
We're building a referral platform connecting sweepstakes casino players with CPAs and tax professionals who have specific expertise in this area. We vet professionals to ensure they have relevant experience and can provide quality service to our users.