Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- From: <jwelser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 16:06:57 +0000 (UTC)
Donna Lantello <donnaTAKETHISOUT@xxxxxxx> wrote:
: When I returned from that trip, I called my accountant and was told that it
: was not true. I was told to request the P&L statement and that my losses
: would be written off. I was also told that you don't include the P&L
: statements when you submit your tax return; that they only come into play if
: you get audited. Can anyone here verify? In this case, I would prefer to
: attach a copy of the P&L statement in hopes that it would reduce my chances
: of being audited.
Donna,
That's true -- you don't need to include the actual P&L statement
of your losses -- you just include the losses on your Schedule A (Itemized
Deductions.) If you get audited, then you may need to support your
deduction with proof (i.e. the P&L statement.) Note that you may not be
able to deduct all of your losses if your Itemized Deductions are limited
because of your income. It's best to use a program like TurboTax or have
your accountant take care of it all.
Joe
P.S. Whoever told you that you can't subtract gambling losses from
gambling winnings was incorrect.
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- From: Donna Lantello
- Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- From: salmoneous
- Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- References:
- Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- From: DocTCW
- Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- From: Donna Lantello
- Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- Prev by Date: Re: Tipping in LV
- Next by Date: Re: Tipping in LV
- Previous by thread: Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- Next by thread: Re: Tax Question Re: W-2G's
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|