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Originally Posted by Secretriat34
1) Your rant does not logically make sense
2) The irs gets a copy of what you get
3) This may have to do with the losses you claimed which can only be deducted to the extend of winnings, you cannot have a loss from gambling
4) you can ask for a installment plan to pay them for up to 10 years or 120 months 
you need a CPA to clear this up for you cost less than 200 bucks a opposed to 6 grand and a lien |
its impossible to know how he filed without looking at his return, but assuming he actually TYPED in all 18 W2G's, and all the correct info, and not just claimed the amount, then yes, it should zero out.
Saratogadew, if you want, PM me and we can discuss particulars, I'll do what I can when I can.
On what planet does a CPA cost only $200 for this amount of work? Its at least 8 hours, and around here they are $150-$300 a hour.