American users participate in World Cup betting via prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket, and in the future they may enjoy a lower tax burden than traditional sports betting. Because prediction market contracts are often considered investment products rather than gambling, their returns may be subject to capital gains-related tax rules, but there is still legal uncertainty about how the relevant taxes apply at present. (Bloomberg)

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UnderTheWisteriaBridge
· 3h ago
The IRS is still figuring out how to classify it—so let’s charge first and deal with the rest later.
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AirdropTaxPanic
· 3h ago
Polymarket users are overjoyed, but a lawyer’s letter may be on the way
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LanternSlippage
· 3h ago
Capital gains vs gambling tax—this spread is enough to treat yourself to a really good meal.
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