Hi Walter,
That does make sense, you're probably right.
Who knows.....I don't know if it's a new thing that you aren't supposed to list more than 30 of them to efile...guess it doesn't matter.
Thanks,
Valerie
My guess as to why IRS wants them listed individually (payer name and
amount) is so that they can automatically match them up with the IRS copies of
the W2-Gs that they received from the casino. Showing a lump sum when the
IRS has received several W2-Gs for that taxpayer would likely trigger an
audit.
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