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3 articles tagged with Gambling Tax.

Grand National 2026 Sweepstake and Betting: Budget and Tax Rules

The Grand National is the UK's biggest annual betting event outside football. What a sensible office sweepstake or betting budget looks like, and why winnings are tax-free in the UK.

James Morgan10 Jul 20262 min read

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Running a Workplace Lottery Syndicate: Rules, Tax and the Written Agreement You Need

Office lottery syndicates are common but rarely have a written agreement — the exact reason most syndicate disputes happen. How to set one up properly, and what happens to winnings for tax purposes.

James Morgan10 Jul 20263 min read

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World Cup 2026 Office Sweepstake — Do You Owe Tax on Your Winnings?

Running or winning an office World Cup sweepstake in 2026? Here's the UK tax position on informal betting pools and gambling winnings, in plain English.

Emma Clarke3 Jul 20263 min read

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