Three numbers behind the problem
Every big payout gets reported to the IRS at its gross amount — no context, no losses, even from sessions you lost. TaxBet computes the number the IRS's own rules actually support — usually a fraction of what was reported about you.
CSV or XLSX from any book. TaxBet normalizes every platform into one session ledger.
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One payment unlocks your session-backed numbers — wins, losses, net under the 90% cap — and opens your dashboard for the year. Keep uploading; it keeps reconciling.
Every qualifying payout files a W-2G at the moment it happens — even in sessions you finished down — so the forms total a number that isn't your winnings. The session method, the IRS's own framework, computes the figure the law actually asks for.
How the session method works →Winnings raise your AGI before a single dollar of losses comes off — so even a break-even year moves the number your child tax credit, ACA subsidy, and IRA eligibility key off. Getting the winnings figure right is the only way to see a cliff coming.
*And in ten states, your losses may not reduce your state tax at all — find your state →
Every W-2G you trigger is already on its way to the IRS. Your dashboard shows the same picture as it forms — sessions computed across every platform, forms counted, exposure estimated — months before a notice could. A losing year that still owes tax, a 90%-cap surprise, a quarterly payment you didn't see coming: you spot it while there's still time to act.
TaxBet produces a read-only workpaper with every number traced to your data — the substantiation most preparers would otherwise spend hours building. Your professional stays in charge; TaxBet does the reconstruction.
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