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Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33

I told you why. If I stop filing Schedule C with that listed profession, I might have to go through the approval process all over again in the future.

 

And what is this "approval process" for a Schedule C all about.  You either file one or you don't.  Another Kevin doozie.  I've been preparing tax returns in public accounting and outside of it for 25 years.  


I forgive your ignorance about this. If you file as a pro gambler and haven't in previous years, you can be certain to hear from the IRS

 Maybe not a full-blown audit, but at the very least, a whole bunch of letters. In my case, it was three years before they left me alone. So I want to preserve that acceptance with them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you file as a pro gambler and haven't in previous years, you can be certain to hear from the IRS

Maybe not a full-blown audit, but at the very least, a whole bunch of letters. In my case, it was three years before they left me alone.

 

Earlier in this thrread kevin said this

 

I've filed as a professional gambler since 1992

 

Now he is saying he didn't file as a professional gambler for a few years.  He can't keep his lies straight in the same thread

 

 

Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

I forgive your ignorance about this. If you file as a pro gambler and haven't in previous years, you can be certain to hear from the IRS

 Maybe not a full-blown audit, but at the very least, a whole bunch of letters. In my case, it was three years before they left me alone. So I want to preserve that acceptance with them.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


That is not an approval process, dummy!  Again, you talk too much about things you really don't understand.  

Originally posted by: Jerry Ice 33

That is not an approval process, dummy!  Again, you talk too much about things you really don't understand.  


It isn't labeled as such, but that's what it is. I knew a lot of APs back in the day, and they all had to go through the same nonsense with the IRS. A couple guys I knew had their Schedule Cs disallowed.

 

You're really hilarious, when just like PackerFucker, you claim to know more about my own life than I do! LOL.


Originally posted by: tom

If you file as a pro gambler and haven't in previous years, you can be certain to hear from the IRS

Maybe not a full-blown audit, but at the very least, a whole bunch of letters. In my case, it was three years before they left me alone.

 

Earlier in this thrread kevin said this

 

I've filed as a professional gambler since 1992

 

Now he is saying he didn't file as a professional gambler for a few years.  He can't keep his lies straight in the same thread

 

 


I said the exact opposite, stupid Tommie-poo. You can't even read!

 

I started filing as a pro gambler for TY 1992, and have done so every single year since then. Idiot Tommie-poo!

 

 

Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

It isn't labeled as such, but that's what it is. I knew a lot of APs back in the day, and they all had to go through the same nonsense with the IRS. A couple guys I knew had their Schedule Cs disallowed.

 

You're really hilarious, when just like PackerFucker, you claim to know more about my own life than I do! LOL.


I'm just calling out this bogus "approval process" part.  You are right about the fact you can't just file a schedule C off and on.  The IRS doesn't like that.  But you were making it sound like you needed approval to file one.  

Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

It isn't labeled as such, but that's what it is. I knew a lot of APs back in the day, and they all had to go through the same nonsense with the IRS. A couple guys I knew had their Schedule Cs disallowed.

 

You're really hilarious, when just like PackerFucker, you claim to know more about my own life than I do! LOL.


I certainly don't claim to know anything about your life other than what you so prolifically post here. Why do you say such rediculous nonsense? I do show evidence of the moronic falsehoods that you post.

What does being an AP have to do with being a professional gambler? I would think that most, if not all, professional gamblers would be AP's, but most AP's aren't professional gamblers. They're simply knowledgeable recreational gamblers just like you and the others that post here.

When a person files a Schedule C ,as a professional gambler, they need to fulfill certain requirements.You need to prove that you gamble for a living. You don't, and haven't since you posted about going belly up thirteen years ago. IF, and that's a big IF, you ever did. You need to prove that you gamble enough to make a living at it. You sure don't now, and more than likely never have. Do you really believe that the IRS isn't going to look at your pitifully lacking Schedule C and not audit you? If you do, then you're alone in that belief. You haven't shown, by all your previous posts, that you qualify to file as a professional gambler. Scream and rave all you want, but the truth is from your own posts.You are not now, nor have you ever been in the past thirteen years, a professional gambler. Probably never.

You never offer a valid challenge to the: is it more likely than not assertion for all your moronically false posts. Why is it that you don't see your previous posts as evidence that your current postings are false? Why is it that you don't even acknowledge those posts? Just because you don't acknowledge the postings doesn't , somehow magically, prevent all the others from seeing them for what they are. Are you so far down the pathological lying rabbit hole that reality has no meaning any longer? You poor sad prevaracating poster.

Because most liberals just go onto the next statement, lie, accusation......that is their playbook.  

 

Kevin is certainly not a professional gambler. 

AP?  Yes.  Minimal sports knowledge?  Definitely yes

Originally posted by: PackerBackerAZ

I certainly don't claim to know anything about your life other than what you so prolifically post here. Why do you say such rediculous nonsense? I do show evidence of the moronic falsehoods that you post.

What does being an AP have to do with being a professional gambler? I would think that most, if not all, professional gamblers would be AP's, but most AP's aren't professional gamblers. They're simply knowledgeable recreational gamblers just like you and the others that post here.

When a person files a Schedule C ,as a professional gambler, they need to fulfill certain requirements.You need to prove that you gamble for a living. You don't, and haven't since you posted about going belly up thirteen years ago. IF, and that's a big IF, you ever did. You need to prove that you gamble enough to make a living at it. You sure don't now, and more than likely never have. Do you really believe that the IRS isn't going to look at your pitifully lacking Schedule C and not audit you? If you do, then you're alone in that belief. You haven't shown, by all your previous posts, that you qualify to file as a professional gambler. Scream and rave all you want, but the truth is from your own posts.You are not now, nor have you ever been in the past thirteen years, a professional gambler. Probably never.

You never offer a valid challenge to the: is it more likely than not assertion for all your moronically false posts. Why is it that you don't see your previous posts as evidence that your current postings are false? Why is it that you don't even acknowledge those posts? Just because you don't acknowledge the postings doesn't , somehow magically, prevent all the others from seeing them for what they are. Are you so far down the pathological lying rabbit hole that reality has no meaning any longer? You poor sad prevaracating poster.


You poor pathologically obsessed sicko. What is this, your twentieth post about my life, of which you know nothing?

 

Get a life. Get help.

Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis

You poor pathologically obsessed sicko. What is this, your twentieth post about my life, of which you know nothing?

 

Get a life. Get help.


      Lewis craves attention, when he gets it, he complains. It never ends.

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