Jean wrote:
>The IRS has never addressed the subject of free play. So however you treat this it becomes a personal matter. In the book we talk about several ways people handle this on their returns
I can't imagine how it should be treated other than an addition to
taxable income, just as any win without a w-2g is. Do you think it
might not be taxable?
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