I may have figured out why Jackson-Hewlett asks for the source of gambling winnings when they do your taxes. Ok (my theory only--haven't asked anyone) is that, because the company is required to accompany the taxpayer to any tax audit, the IRS WILL ask the source of gambling winnings.
If I'm correct about this, does H & R Block not accompany the taxpayer to an audit. (therefore they don't ask the source as you say.)
Any thoughts on this?
If I'm correct about this, does H & R Block not accompany the taxpayer to an audit. (therefore they don't ask the source as you say.)
Any thoughts on this?