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cindy1985
Joined: 13.11.2007

does anyone has a list of poker tax free countries in the world?

as far as i know england is totally tax free for poker. i've heard that it is the same in croatia but i'd like a confirmation....


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Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

Costa Rica


ireland :f_biggrin:


Throw in Gibraltar and Monaco in there too


TetraQuark
Joined: 21.05.2008

slovenia


Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

are you sure about Slovenia? :f_confused:


Slovenia, I do not believe? Y should it be tax free?


NiekamNeidomu
Joined: 29.05.2007

tax free poker = euro poker clients


yeah, slovenia is completely tax free regarding online poker (and probably casino poker as well) :).


ZhiCheng
Joined: 04.10.2008

Czech Republic is as well.. but you haf to pay social and medical insurence by yourself.. but no further taxes from poker earnings..


i think greece too althought i am not 100% sure and i dont know where to check it


extpan
Joined: 17.11.2007

Originally posted by cindy1985
does anyone has a list of poker tax free countries in the world?

as far as i know england is totally tax free for poker. i've heard that it is the same in croatia but i'd like a confirmation....

-totally tax free in CROATIA ;)


Pavon
Joined: 06.05.2006

It is absolutely tax-free in Panama and you can use your $ there!

Originally posted by extpan
-totally tax free in CROATIA ;)

Oh really!? What is with that? http://www.croatiantimes.com/index.php?id=4663


Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

Virgin Islands


mishkagg
Joined: 29.07.2008

Bulgaria. All online money are tax free here.


Finland, if your winnings come from European sites (within EEA). You have to pay taxes for winnigs from PokerStars and FTP though..

I guess it is the same and common practice in most of the EU countries..


Yoghi
Joined: 10.09.2007

Isle of Man


Originally posted by 8979687
Canada

I don't think its tax free over here, if you are doing it on a regular basis like as if it was your job you'll be taxed...at least that's what I understand