Hi to all fellas reading this.
What countries don't have any tax/commision on betting in betting shops and if there are any what's the % on stake and what is the % on winnings?
I'm interested in these countries:
Slovakia
Czech
Austria
Italy
Germany
Poland
UK
Spain
Portugal
Romania
Belgium
Tax/commision-free countries in EU
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In Poland there is 12% comission tax so if you playing for 100x for real you are playing by 88x
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Re: Tax/commision-free countries in EU
Mystic wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2023 12:27 amHi to all fellas reading this.
What countries don't have any tax/commision on betting in betting shops and if there are any what's the % on stake and what is the % on winnings?
I'm interested in these countries:
Slovakia
Czech
Austria
Italy
Germany
Poland
UK
Spain: Theoretically yes...., but...., just theoretically.....
Romania
Belgium
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Slovakia 6% commision for local bookmakers, but no tax on winnings
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portugal:
No tax on winnings but if you make a parlay or simple bet on local bookies which the winning surpass 5000€ you receive full until 5000, but if the winning is 6000€, they will deduct 20% of the 1000€ above 5000€.
Many people do is various bets of 100€ on parlay on different tickets with payout less than 5000€.
That tickets are without kyc on local shops.
no income tax for gambling, sports betting or casinos or poker, there is no difference on law for that types of gambling.
No tax on winnings but if you make a parlay or simple bet on local bookies which the winning surpass 5000€ you receive full until 5000, but if the winning is 6000€, they will deduct 20% of the 1000€ above 5000€.
Many people do is various bets of 100€ on parlay on different tickets with payout less than 5000€.
That tickets are without kyc on local shops.
no income tax for gambling, sports betting or casinos or poker, there is no difference on law for that types of gambling.
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What You mean?CharlieSheen99 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2023 10:53 amMystic wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2023 12:27 amHi to all fellas reading this.
What countries don't have any tax/commision on betting in betting shops and if there are any what's the % on stake and what is the % on winnings?
I'm interested in these countries:
Slovakia
Czech
Austria
Italy
Germany
Poland
UK
Spain: Theoretically yes...., but...., just theoretically.....
Romania
Belgium
When You know how it works then You should know how to break it.
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But of course you can do it. In that case it's going by IRPF so it's progressive. Like job winnings.
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I mean that you will be the first person that declares cash winnings in Spain.Mystic wrote: ↑Mon Oct 30, 2023 11:40 pmWhat You mean?CharlieSheen99 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 29, 2023 10:53 amMystic wrote: ↑Sat Oct 28, 2023 12:27 amHi to all fellas reading this.
What countries don't have any tax/commision on betting in betting shops and if there are any what's the % on stake and what is the % on winnings?
I'm interested in these countries:
Slovakia
Czech
Austria
Italy
Germany
Poland
UK
Spain: Theoretically yes...., but...., just theoretically.....
Romania
Belgium
But of course you can do it. In that case it's going by IRPF so it's progressive. Like job winnings.
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P.S. does anyone know info for Czech?
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Ok, I didn't know that, thank You for the info!CharlieSheen99 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 31, 2023 9:27 amI mean that you will be the first person that declares cash winnings in Spain.
But of course you can do it. In that case it's going by IRPF so it's progressive. Like job winnings.
P.S. does anyone know info for Czech?
When You know how it works then You should know how to break it.
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