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Examples based on 2005 tax tables: CT resident, single, wages $20,000, itemized deductions (mortgage interest & state taxes) $12,000. IRS tax: $483 CT tax: zero Same taxpayer but he wins $500,000 during the year and loses $505,000 as a casual gambler. IRS tax: $2,264 CT tax: $25,800 = tax penalty $27,581 Same taxpayer but he wins $500,000 during the year and loses $505,000 as a professional gambler and has $5,000 of transportation expense and office expense. IRS tax: $zero CT tax: zero = tax savings $28,064 * may need a separate entity to trade through to gain professional trader status. CT resident, married, wages $120,000, itemized deductions (mortgage interest & state taxes) $32,000. IRS tax: $17,875 CT tax: $5,695 Same taxpayer but he wins $500,000 during the year and loses $505,000 as a casual gambler. IRS tax: $20,190 CT tax: $30,800 = tax penalty $27,420 Same taxpayer but he wins $500,000 during the year and loses $505,000 as a professional gambler and has $5,000 of transportation expense and office expense. IRS tax: $16,575 CT tax: $5,410 = tax savings $29,005 * may need a separate entity to trade through to gain professional trader status. Same taxpayer but he wins $500,000 during the year and loses $400,000 as a casual gambler. IRS tax: $50,505 CT tax: $30,800 = tax penalty $27,420 Same taxpayer but he wins $500,000 during the year and loses $400,000 as a professional gambler and has $5,000 of transportation expense and office expense. IRS tax: $50,854 CT tax: $10,486 = tax savings $19,965 * may need a separate entity to trade through to gain professional trader status.
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