Luck is not taxable in Canada

[tbonestk]

http://www.ottawasun.com/News/National/2006/12/29/3059150-sun.html

another lesson, don't mess around with strippers

 

[mj23]

BOTTEM line here the stripper striped him!!

 

[X-Files]

http://www.ottawasun.com/News/National/2006/12/29/3059150-sun.html

another lesson, don't mess around with strippers

"In a few years, the Leblancs were managing a full-time betting operation from their home, wagering up to $300,000 a week..."

"...Not everything has gone so well. Around 1996, Terry Leblanc fell in love with a stripper and showered her with gifts, including an $850 engagement ring, $2,000 for breast implants and $14,000 in cash.

"The relationship ended after the woman stole $124,000 worth of winning lottery tickets from a jar the Leblancs used to store winning bets (the theft prompted them to buy a safe)."

Fishhead?

:missingte

 

[bakinbaconwithMacon]

yes gambling is non taxable income here :money8:

 

[MattRain]

yes gambling is non taxable income here :money8:

Unless gambling is your full-time occupation. Confirmed to me by an accountant and a lawyer. I will have to report my winnings this year. :Sad Face:

 

[Woody0]

My understanding that part of the "luck" defence was exposing the usurious hold of Pro-line.
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[X-Files]

Unless gambling is your full-time occupation. Confirmed to me by an accountant and a lawyer. I will have to report my winnings this year. :Sad Face:

Gambling wasn't their FT occupation with 15 employees & earnings
in the multi millions?

 

[X-Files]

My understanding that part of the "luck" defence was exposing the usurious hold of Pro-line.​

:monsters-

What does that mean in plain English?

That proline has an addictive hold over people? ;