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You are eligible if you are a Non-U.S resident and/ or Canadian. You must also be able to prove that you were a non-resident of the US at the time of your win. There are other treaty countries that qualify. Call us on and we will let you know if you are entitled to recover the funds deducted from your win.
The IRS has implemented a three-year filing rule.
This rule allows one to go back three years to obtain a refund.
Taxes on winnings prior to this period are statute-barred from any recovery.
In reality though, most of our clients make their claim within days of
returning to Canada.
With our experience it will take 12 - 15 weeks to retrieve your refund. If you do have your ITIN#, then it will take 6 - 9 weeks. If you do not have your ITIN#, we would apply for that first, then go forward in recovering your refund. If you have won in the current year, refunds can not be claimed until the beginning of the following taxation year.
You will need three acceptable forms of identification, such as a valid driver's license or passport, voter registration or birth certificate, So, we as agents of the IRS can notarize your I.D.
"Can I apply my losses to help reduce the taxation on winnings?"
Other countries such as Canada entered into a treaty with the USA in 1996 whereby specific gaming losses can be applied against winnings to reduce or eliminate taxes on gambling winnings. The IRS expects losses to be substantiated by proper record-keeping and acceptable receipts.
Yes, we can. We cover all taxable gaming activities in the U.S., including casinos, dog & horse wagering, lotteries, keno, various gaming tournaments, and game shows.
No, gambling income is not subject to tax in Canada.
Refunds are paid in US dollars.