OHIO TOWN INTENDS TO TAX ONLINE GAMBLERS
13 February 2009
Whilst licensing and regulation may be out of the
question, taxation is not....
The Lisbon Village Council in Ohio has apparently
decided that whilst the regulation and licensing of
online gambling is not favoured, taxing it's lucky
residents who win at the pastime is OK.
According
to reports in the Salem News this week, the Council
updated its tax laws recently to ensure they were
compliant with Ohio law. Village Solicitor Virginia
Barborak revealed that one new provision in the tax code
will allow any money won as a result of online gambling
to be taxed at 1.5 percent, which is the same amount at
which other forms of income are taxed.
"The last
time our tax code was updated, online gambling really
wasn't a factor," she said.
Online Casino News Courtesy of
Infopowa
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