Uugghhh.....
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After reading Pab's (Austin) reply about the taxes on entry fees, I just had to look a little further into it. This also includes clubs and organizations one day events. That each of these will have to apply for a tax I.D. number and report all tax revenue.
New Kentucky Sales Tax to Include Tournament Entry Fees
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Uugghhh.....
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Funny how the article you linked mentions, "Bass tournaments" but not crappie tournaments, lol
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Lets see now, if you pay $4500 plus tax-$270 to enter a big tournament and win your money back, you also get a 1090 form for the proceeds, and you pay taxes on that. And, and & and. Not to good for the average tournament fisherman.
Wow, our government is one greedy machine, it really is!! This is awful.
The way the law is written now it includes Non-Profit Organizations also. So if my church holds a concert and charges admission they have to collect tax on the tickets. When this fact was discovered there were some serious out-cries about that part. The State Reps said they would change that part in this upcoming session. If that happens all the tournament organizers have to do is make sure their organizations are chartered under Section 501 as Non-Profit, and it will not be subject to the tax. Now for the Big Tournament groups that may not be feasible, but for the little local clubs it is a fairly easy thing to do. My Ham Radio Club is a 501(c) organization and all it takes is a post card every year to keep our classification.
Clint
Far West Kentucky
Old enough to know better and way too old to care!Northforker LIKED above post
Clint, good post. Hope this helps with the fishing tournaments. Sad, but we truly have some idiots making laws in this state.