Don wrote,
"Never said there was no mention that it was gambling winnings. It was identified as such. My point was that one does not need to file hard copies of the W2Gs (assuming there were no witholdings), and one could e-file with more than "x" amount of W2Gs."
Oh - thanks Don. I thought you were saying you put it as a total just as "miscellaneous"....
And I do know that you don't have to file the hard copies of the W2G's....
However I have to say again that the IRS themselves told me yesterday that for some reason now there is a limit of 30 W2G's to e-file.
I'm really tempted to put the total under miscellaneous as you do.
Valerie
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