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Do You Have to Report Sports Betting Winnings on Taxes?

Do You Have to Report Sports Betting Winnings on Taxes?

Do you have to report sports betting winnings is something every sports bettor encounters. Here's what you need to know.

Q: Do You Have to Report Sports Betting Winnings on Taxes? A: Understanding do you have to report sports betting winnings gives you a meaningful edge over bettors who don't.

Key Points

  • Sports betting winnings are ordinary income
  • Sportsbooks issue W-2G forms for large wins
  • You can deduct losses, but only up to your total winnings

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