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Biloxi MS questions

#1

Does anyone know if any of the Biloxi casinos such as Beau Rivage, etc.
offer any good first sign-up deals, such as matching other coupons or extra
free play or extras for Harrah's or 7 Star Diamond members?

Feel free to email me info separately since if the offer is really good,
maybe it shouldn't be posted.

Also, if you receive a W2G in Biloxi, can you file a non-state resident tax
form and get back any of their taxes, or are you stuck? (Louisiana lets
you file as a non-resident and returns most of the taxes they take).

Thank you for your help.

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#2

I'm pretty sure you can't get any of that tax back from Mississippi. But you may be able to get a credit for it on your own state tax return.

--Dunbar

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Does anyone know if any of the Biloxi casinos such as Beau Rivage, etc.
offer any good first sign-up deals, such as matching other coupons or extra
free play or extras for Harrah's or 7 Star Diamond members?

Feel free to email me info separately since if the offer is really good,
maybe it shouldn't be posted.

Also, if you receive a W2G in Biloxi, can you file a non-state resident tax
form and get back any of their taxes, or are you stuck? (Louisiana lets
you file as a non-resident and returns most of the taxes they take).

Thank you for your help.

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#3

Please feel free to email me privately, if anyone has any offers
that are too good to post here.

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On 6/4/10, misscraps@aol.com <misscraps@aol.com> wrote:

Does anyone know if any of the Biloxi casinos such as Beau Rivage, etc.
offer any good first sign-up deals, such as matching other coupons or extra
free play or extras for Harrah's or 7 Star Diamond members?

Feel free to email me info separately since if the offer is really good,
maybe it shouldn't be posted.

Also, if you receive a W2G in Biloxi, can you file a non-state resident tax
form and get back any of their taxes, or are you stuck? (Louisiana lets
you file as a non-resident and returns most of the taxes they take).

Thank you for your help.

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#4

From "Tax Help for Gamblers," Marissa writes:
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"Mississippi residents do get a small break, wherein the W-2G amount doesn't have to be counted in their gross income for state income-tax purposes. And non-residents who live in a state with an income tax may take the withheld Mississippi tax as a credit on their state taxes if they've counted Mississippi winnings in their gambling income. Or those who itemize on their federal return could list the withheld amount as a deduction on Schedule A, under State Income Taxes. It is, however, a preference item for figuring the Alternative Minimum Tax, which means that the deduction could hurt you in certain situations. Gamblers who file as professionals may take this Mississippi withholding as a business expense."

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#5

Check out the Grand Biloxi page on the Seven Stars Insider Web site: http://sites.google.com/site/sevenstarsinsider/grandbiloxi. I haven't checked lately to see if they are still making these offers, but it's worth investigating.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, misscraps@... wrote:

Does anyone know if any of the Biloxi casinos such as Beau Rivage, etc.
offer any good first sign-up deals, such as matching other coupons or extra
free play or extras for Harrah's or 7 Star Diamond members?

Feel free to email me info separately since if the offer is really good,
maybe it shouldn't be posted.

Also, if you receive a W2G in Biloxi, can you file a non-state resident tax
form and get back any of their taxes, or are you stuck? (Louisiana lets
you file as a non-resident and returns most of the taxes they take).

Thank you for your help.

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