European casino's with EU licenss

**kazzi** · 8th January 2010, 09:23 AM

Hope its ok to ask still new here

But where do you check if the casino's got the EU licenss so taxes is already paid when you get ure winnings i know they are out there but seems hard to find, dont see a reason to pay 60% in tax when i can play a place where i dont need to worry about it when withdrawing money, and no its not cause i wanna cheat in taxes lol... but if you can do it legal why not use it.

Tried asking support at 7sultans today dont think he understood what i was asking for.

Or maybe some of you nice guys or girls know 1 or 2 that your already playing at

**Gold Club Casino** · 8th January 2010, 12:42 PM

Hi Kazzi,

look at http://www.casinomeister.com/accredited_casinos.php , the first row after the casino name is "UK White Listed".
This shows if a casino has a licence within a european country, like Malta, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Isle of Man.

**kazzi** · 8th January 2010, 09:38 PM

Ah cool thanks alot just what i was looking for

**Wildfire7** · 8th January 2010, 11:39 PM

Originally Posted by kazzi

Hope its ok to ask still new here

But where do you check if the casino's got the EU licenss so taxes is already paid when you get ure winnings i know they are out there but seems hard to find, dont see a reason to pay 60% in tax when i can play a place where i dont need to worry about it when withdrawing money, and no its not cause i wanna cheat in taxes lol... but if you can do it legal why not use it.

Tried asking support at 7sultans today dont think he understood what i was asking for.

Or maybe some of you nice guys or girls know 1 or 2 that your already playing at

Many casinos will have a clause in their T&C's informing you that any local taxes is your responsibility. Even though the casino may have already paid taxes on winnings, you could still be liable for tax on winnings as it could be classed as an undeclared income.

If you are concerned about taxes, then speak to your local tax office and explain your situation to them. The reason the tax issue rarely gets discussed is because as an issue for many it is irrelevant, because losses quite often swallow up income from wins!

Mike