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Understanding How the IRS Taxes Casino Winnings in Las Vegas

Monday 27 de May 2024 / 12:00

AS

2 minutos de lectura

(Las Vegas).- Las Vegas attracted 40 million visitors in 2023, seeking the chance to strike it rich. However, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has a keen eye on the winnings of these gamblers. All gambling winnings, regardless of the source, are considered taxable income by the IRS.

Understanding How the IRS Taxes Casino Winnings in Las Vegas

For US citizens, gambling winnings are fully taxable and must be reported as “Other Income” on Form 1040. The payer will deduct 24% from winnings above certain thresholds and issue a W-2G tax form.

These thresholds vary by game: $1,200 or more for slot machines and bingo, $1,500 for keno, $5,000 for poker tournaments, and $600 or more if the winnings are 300 times the wager amount or greater. If you have won more than $5,000, the payer may be required to withhold 28% of the proceeds for Federal income tax. However, if you did not provide your Social Security number to the payer, the amount withheld will be 31%.

This applies to both US citizens and non-US citizens alike. The IRS enforces a 30% withholding tax on casino winnings for non-US citizens, ensuring that income earned within US borders is taxable, regardless of the winner’s country of origin.

Using gambling losses to offset taxes

Gambling losses can be deducted to offset winnings, but only up to the amount of winnings reported. Detailed records of losses must be kept. Non-US citizens can potentially recover some or all of the 30% withholding tax by obtaining an ITIN and filing a Non-Resident Alien (NRA) tax return, especially if their home country has a tax treaty with the US like the UK.

Categoría:Others

Tags: Sin tags

País: United States

Región: North America

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ICE Barcelona 2026

19 de January 2026

Merkur Group engages ICE visitors with a striking booth concept and remarkable new products

(Lübbecke/Barcelona).- The Merkur Group fully lived up to its ICE motto “Spin with Power. Shine in Color.”. With a booth more colourful, vibrant and eye-catching than ever before, powerful new products that consistently attracted large crowds, and an entertainment programme that truly captivated visitors, the company made a strong statement at ICE 2026. 

Friday 23 Jan 2026 / 12:00

EGT Digital Wins Best Software Supplier of the Year at the European iGaming Awards 2026

(Sofia).- EGT Digital has been named Best Software Supplier of the Year at the European iGaming Awards 2026, recognising the company’s exceptional performance, innovation, and service excellence within the iGaming sector.

Friday 23 Jan 2026 / 12:00

IGT Marks 50th Anniversary with Multiple Awards at ICE Barcelona 2026

(Las Vegas).- The company celebrated its 50th anniversary with a standout presence at ICE Barcelona 2026, securing top honors across three prestigious industry award programs: the International Gaming Awards, ICE Landmark Awards, and European Casino Awards.

Friday 23 Jan 2026 / 12:00

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