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>>>Gene's answer was fairly consistent with what most people talk about
No need to try and prop the ole boy up. His response was simply wrong.
>>>is in fact an accurate answer, after all any win that does not generate a 1099 or W2G is probably not getting listed on someones taxes
Oh please....
It was IN FACT wrong and despite your assumption to the contrary, not everyone files a fraudulent income return and even if they did, it doesn't make it right.
I'm still laughing about this. An EA (a non professional) managed to get this right while so many of you fumbled around with it and STILL can't get it right.
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