> I met an interesting player in Las Vegas this weekend
> and he was using his I phone to record his gambling
> sessions. He sent me this link for a just released
> application for the I phone. I do not have an I
> phone and have not used this but he was excited about using
> it to keep his records.
vegasvpplayer wrote:
> It has been my understanding that a gambling diary has
> to be hand written to be acceptable to the IRS. I see this
> application has a time stamp. Would this meet the IRS
> requirement? What if you printed out the results
> occasionally and dated and signed them before filing?
Previously, the IRS sent me a letter stating I had incorrectly
filed my taxes because my gambling income did not match
my W-2G total. I sent them a printout from my spreadsheet
based gambling log. After a couple of phone conversations
they accepted my tax form as filed. They never mentioned
that they had any problem with my spreadsheet based gambling
log. I do have a paper backup of sorts. It is composed of
many small pieces of paper with rather cryptic notes to augment
my memory.
G'luck all,
Gamb00ler
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