Archive for December, 2007

Does the new law that bans internet gambling nullify any existing debts to Netteller?

Sunday, December 30th, 2007
gambling law
Steve N asked:


In looking at the way the law is written it bans any company from excepting funds from US citizens to satisfy a gambling debt.

Emily

In 2006, President Bush signed a law making it illegal for any bank to do business with a gambling site?

Monday, December 24th, 2007
gambling law
ANTHONY M asked:


Is a credit card breaking the law if it transacts with a gambling site? And if so, where do they stand legally when trying to recoup their money?
To my knowledge, this is a federal law.

Kathleen

Question for Canadians about gambling taxes?

Friday, December 21st, 2007
gambling law
Bigsky_52 asked:


I’ve heard that Canadians aren’t taxed on gambling winnings. But what if you’re a business? Suppose you have a business that consists of a computer running an arbitrage sports betting program. The business makes money, but via making online sports wagers. Would that still be untaxed? Or is it only for individuals? And are there any attorneys that specialize in this aspect of the Canadian tax law? Thanks.

Sam

internet gambling ban law?

Thursday, December 13th, 2007
gambling law
SAILORSAM asked:


What’s next? Where does the government get off interfering with internet gambling or any other form of entertainment. I am sure this has to do with the I. R. S. not being able to stick their grubby hands into the pot and taking the “RAKE”. Any other real ideas?

Gabriel

What are the laws on gambling(from 14-18) for charity in Oregon?

Monday, December 3rd, 2007
gambling law
Dre Day asked:


I’m thinking about starting a fundraiser at my school that would involve poker and all the money would go to a charitable cause.

Chester

Law firm contacts me and says they are suing for a credit card debt?

Saturday, December 1st, 2007
gambling law
mj asked:


My roommate had bad credit and purchased a couch under my name, proceeded to sell it on Ebay and then gamble the money away. Now a law firm has contacted me saying they are suing me and I will be responsible for attorney’s fees and court costs. My credit has been damaged anyway due to other things with my old roommate. Should I be worried that they will sue and force me to pay it by taking it out of my paycheck or taxes?

Javier