Taxes on money received on the Internet (legalization of casino winnings)

A small quote from me from the topic "Casino in Germany"

Here I am talking about Belarusian off.

Previously, 4%, which is deducted from the balance at the cash register, was called a tax on winnings. But if you figure it out, what is a tax on winnings? Primitive example:

entry 100, winnings 50, total 150. Do you think they'll take 4% from 50? No way, from 150.
Entry 100, exit in 10 minutes. They'll also take 4% from 100.
Entry 100, loss 30. They'll take it off from 70.
A little later, the name of this tax was adjusted.
And it sounds:
tax on unplayed bets.

What kind of distorters of other people's words are you...
But wok how is this possible?

At the end of the day, this is the exchange of chips for money. What did I say wrong?
You better answer me: Why do I need to exchange chips for money several times in one night? I am at a loss.
Well, I need to go outside, I go out with the chips, then I come back with them and continue playing. No one searches me on the way out.

....
And I don't make any calls where someone should play. I speak for myself. For me it's better to choose Belarusian and European off-sites and Parimatch with a Belarusian license.
Was it like that? Yes.
And you choose whatever you want.

Alatissa wrote: Honey, let's count.

When I leave the Belarusian official casino, they will charge me 4%.
And there is no need to indicate this in the declaration.

When withdrawing from a foreign online casino 13%.
Or what do you think: the money fell into an e-wallet - it's all yours?

We were in several casinos in Minsk and paid 4% not at the exit, but from each exchange of chips for money. The cashier keeps 4% and gives you the amount without them in your hand during each withdrawal.
If you change money and chips several times every night and pay 4%, then 13% once a year is a piece of cake.

Play at online casinos that are licensed in Belarus. Casinos pay taxes for you and provide you with a certificate of winnings received during the year.
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Honey, let's count.

When I leave the Belarusian official casino, they will charge me 4%.
And there is no need to indicate this in the declaration.

When withdrawing from a foreign online casino 13%.
Or what do you think: the money fell into an e-wallet - it's all yours?

I don’t understand why you’re always so worried if someone transfers $200 to a card?
Enter them in your annual return and pay the tax.
Belarusian casinos fleece you, taking % from every withdrawal. What is it for?

Alatissa wrote: What kind of distorters of other people's words are you...
But wok how is this possible?
...
At the end of the day, this is the exchange of chips for money. What did I say wrong?
You better answer me: Why do I need to exchange chips for money several times in one night? I am at a loss.
Well, I need to go outside, I go out with the chips, then I come back with them and continue playing. No one searches me on the way out.

How can you seriously claim that paying 4% every time you exchange chips for money is more profitable for you than paying 13% once a year?!? Who's exaggerating?

Alatissa, no one will give you official permission to leave the casino with chips for a walk and then return. You can take them out secretly, but then there may be problems with how to return the "extra" chips to the game.

But even with one-time exchanges (it’s immediately obvious that you were only on a tour in the earthly casino), think about the course of events.
You have $1000 to play with.
You go to the casino once a week. You win something or lose something, but that initial thousand dollars is "in your own".
For your 10 visits you will pay 10 times -4% from this thousand at the exit. Total -40%.
And what if you visit Belarusian casinos 100 times a year? After all, you can visit 2-3 establishments per night. From your thousand, you will pay -400% for the Lukashenko family.

Simple math.