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Jordan Avery · tax year 2026

IRS already holds
$83,500
20 W-2Gs
Taxed on, with no statements
$83,500
forms only, no losses
With this file
$12,825
$10,125 of it phantom (90% rule)
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Jordan Avery

Tax year 2026 · casual bettor · Colorado, Nevada, Missouri

Fictional client
computed
IRS Transcript Cross-Check

Every W-2G and 1099 the IRS has on file, checked against your documents. Unmatched W-2Gs count toward your totals until a statement covers them.

One PDF or text file up to 100 MB. A long transcript is read in the background over several minutes and the items fill in as sections are read; you can leave this page and come back.

Jordan Avery is a fictional client and no figure here comes from a real file. The casinos and sportsbooks are real because the work is knowing which statement each W-2G belongs to. Bookkeeping, not tax advice; a licensed CPA reviews before filing.

How this file got here

About ten minutes of the firm's time

  1. 01

    Client signed once

    One authorization covers every operator's request.

    Client2 min
  2. 02

    Transcript uploaded

    20 W-2Gs read, form by form.

    You1 min
  3. 03

    Statements requested and matched

    Three in, two being chased. Nobody on staff touched it.

    W2gMatchautomatic
  4. 04

    Review and send

    Tick the findings, download the package.

    Youyour call

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