quote:Another thing to keep in mind, is if you win over I think its $600 they will send you a w2? form and you will have to claim it on your taxes. Even if its your own money you get back in a refund on brackets.Shipper
quote:quote:Another thing to keep in mind, is if you win over I think its $600 they will send you a w2? form and you will have to claim it on your taxes. Even if its your own money you get back in a refund on brackets.ShipperBut you get to deduct your entry fee from it so it really doesn't matter if you get refunds. That is taken care of with the entry fee deduction.Keep your bracket entry receipt.--------------------ROTO GRIP, There is NO SubstituteSlow Feet, Soft hand = Lots of strikes
quote:quote:quote:Another thing to keep in mind, is if you win over I think its $600 they will send you a w2? form and you will have to claim it on your taxes. Even if its your own money you get back in a refund on brackets.ShipperBut you get to deduct your entry fee from it so it really doesn't matter if you get refunds. That is taken care of with the entry fee deduction.Keep your bracket entry receipt.--------------------ROTO GRIP, There is NO SubstituteSlow Feet, Soft hand = Lots of strikesFrom what has happened to me in the past if you dont itemize on your taxes you cannot take deductions from brackets or entry fees. It cost me about $300 in taxes in 2006 after I made around $750 at Baton Rouge and since I didn't have a house payment or itemize then, I lost out.I did get to take my winnings in brackets and entry from 07 with me having been able to itemize.Maybe one of the tax guys on here can comment.Shipper
quote:How much are brackets? also if you take first place each bracket how much is that?