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Do you report pinball capital gains to the IRS?

By spidey

1 year ago


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    “Do you report pinball gains as taxable income?”

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    • Shhhhhhh! 56 votes
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    • I prefer to trade games to avoid capital gains 13 votes
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    #64 1 year ago
    Quoted from EJS:

    You won’t find it on their site anymore either. It became a meme so fast they took it down. This was a few weeks ago but it’s common knowledge it was legit for how fast it spread.
    Take it with a grain of salt. When my dad worked for the USPS in downtown Saint Paul he had access to their private shooting range in the basement. Full autos were discharged there from time to time. Now, I’m guessing your mailman doesn’t carry, but depending on the position, some USPS workers do but not mail carriers that I know.
    That being said it does raise some eyebrows from an IRS perspective. It does make sense if some of the felony level tax offenders are into some other “stuff” too while being investigated.

    The ad only applies to a small number of positions (approx 300) within the Dept.

    https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-IRS-special-agent-gun-028823423140

    #116 1 year ago
    Quoted from Spelunk71:

    Pay parity with the private sector used to be closer than it is now. Professionals like lawyers, doctors, and CPAs can make way more in the private sector. Hours vary. If you are a government attorney dealing with litigation deadlines, good luck trying to keep to a 40 hour work week. The benefits aren’t bad, but probably not better than what the best of the private sector has to offer.

    I can back this up. I'm in the Government IT sector and pay parity has gotten worse and the benefits aren't nearly as good as when I first started. I'm in my mid 40's and I'm the youngest member of my team because everyone that's young can make way more money working in the private sector. It's almost impossible to fill vacant positions with younger talent, you usually have to snipe employees from other Agencies or hire contractors on a limited term basis. I really like my job though and I'm working towards a pension so I can't really complain but I just laugh whenever someone brings up how much better the Government sector has it.

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