hello the best country for tax online poker to europa..

Malta

Well malta is 10% officially and the UK/Ireland is zero with no grey area surrounding the law at all. Living expenses are a different matter although Malta isn't exactly cheap.

what tax have? if you know.

uk i have connect to go. but the question is if you win 200k per year you dont pay tax or something

https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-man...anual/bim22017

"... Some ‘professional gamblers’ do carry on a trade, for example, where they receive appearance money for appearing on television programmes. They are providing a service to a customer (the television production company) for reward. Whether their gambling winnings are proceeds of that trade would depend upon the facts."

Well the point is the average gambler who has no business interests is 100% in the clear its black and white that there is no tax. All the germans move to Austria but its not enshrined in law that there is no tax on gambling winnings its very much a grey area.

If you are getting paid to go on sky poker tv and commentate on the nightly games that used to happen one would hope if you have average intelligence you know thats different than gambling on the Geegees.

Yes; but maybe this guy is a pro gambler who might get in the box after he loses his first hand AI with AA.

I'm just saying. Not many people expect to win $200G these days and move to another country to carry on doing so just to avoid paying tax.

Give him some credit, man.

Indonesian poker?

im playing hu turbo and regural i have 60itm to stack 10/20 dollars you know but i greece how i live have very bad tax stystem 15%per day winning 100euros and up if i win 500and up 20%and the site isnt all you know only party and stars traffic is not good i want to move to 100dolars but i want one country with low tax for poker and have all sites 888poker isnt in greece the have good traffict and ggpoker so this is main reason im play 8years and i have profit 4years now so if you win 500euros is 100euro tax per session and after that you need second tax for winnig player. but i have to my mind to move to uk for work not for poker for this i say only european country

https://pokerprolabs.com/players/klo...ooo/partypoker https://pokerprolabs.com/klodianoooooo/ipoker

Don't know if you're aware of this or not, but there are many skins and some networks that are not U.K. friendly due to licensing requirement. I think all the majors have representation there, but some skins are not eligible. Just in case you were already on something other than GG Poker skin, as an example.

Romania: 1% fee for withdraw between 100-15.000 Euro
15% fee for withdrawals between 15.001-100.000 euro
25% fee for withdrawals between 100.001-1gazilion

The downside of Romania is that you can play only on Pokerstars, Unibet, 888 or Netbet.

... I'm done with this thread and 2+2 anyways, what a bunch of underdeveloped stupid kids.

They have also stated that running a staking outfit as a corporate entity might be liable for taxes as well.

In general though, afaik staking is still 0 percent as it is somewhat similar in application to a lottery syndicate, which is for sure untaxed in the UK.

You will not have to pay tax on staking unless it is a massive stable and even then. Obviously affiliate earnings etc. would still be taxable.

Mike is correct that the UK is a more solid 0 percent than Malta as HRMC have stated their position on gambling winnings in the UK. Malta have not.

Ireland is also tax-free. The reason stems from the large horse-racing industry and incentives for that. If your horse wins a big prize abroad - no tax. So it attracted a big industry as a result.

Portugal pretty much tax-free but it's a bit more grey area, although less so than Austria where things are very muddled.

Correct.+1

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