Platform overview

Gambling-client workpapers without the headcount.

Every gambling-tax client means a stack of sportsbook PDFs, W-2Gs, 1099s, and bank statements somebody on your team has to reconcile before the return can even start. LedgerWager does that reconciliation — your firm reviews one clean, audit-ready package and signs off.

Core capabilities

What the platform is responsible for

Every figure traces to a document

Winnings, losses, and withholding in the workpaper link straight back to the original statement or form. When a return gets a second look, you aren't reconstructing where a number came from.

Built around the current 90% loss-deduction rule

Deductible losses, taxable income, and phantom income are calculated the same way on every client — not re-derived by hand per engagement.

Reconciliation happens before it reaches your desk

Documents are read, classified, and cross-checked — duplicate statements, missing months, W-2G-versus-win/loss gaps — before a preparer opens the file. Your team reviews and signs off rather than assembling from scratch.

Capacity without headcount

Whether it's one high-volume bettor or a book of gambling clients, the intake and reconciliation work is the same regardless of how many sportsbooks or casinos are involved.

Firm workflow

Built to stop eating preparer time

Every feature below exists because a real firm's gambling-client workflow was still burning hours that had nothing to do with preparing the return.

IRS transcript cross-check

Upload a client's IRS Wage & Income transcript and see instantly which W-2Gs and 1099s are already reconciled in your workpaper — and which ones the IRS has on file that the client hasn't sent you yet. Catch the gap before the notice does.

Audit-risk findings, surfaced automatically

Duplicate ledger entries, statistical outliers, near-duplicate imports, and — under the $2,000 W-2G issuance threshold — large wins with no matching form on file, all in one list rather than spotted by a preparer scanning line by line.

Per-engagement intake address

Each engagement gets its own intake email address. Clients forward statements straight in and they land classified against the right file, without a staff member re-filing attachments by hand.

Extensions tracked on the roster

Mark a client's Form 4868 the moment it's filed and it shows on your client list — no digging through email to remember who's on extension versus who's just behind on documents.

Role-based team access, self-serve

Add staff by email as an owner or admin without a support ticket. Every sensitive action — client sign-off, team changes, plan changes — is logged, so you always know who touched what.

A roster built for a real book of clients

Search, filter, and page through every gambling client you manage, with a document-checklist indicator and a states-touched count on each row — so you can see what needs attention without opening files one by one.

Professional-versus-casual stays your call

Filer status is never inferred from how much a client bets or which plan they're on. The trade-or-business test sits right next to the filer-type field, so the classification stays a deliberate judgment your firm makes — never a side effect of a pricing choice.

Recordkeeping is the first question in any review

Whether a client's activity is treated as casual or professional, the quality of their records is the foundation everything else is built on. LedgerWager exists to make that record complete, consistent, and traceable — so your firm's judgment call is about the client's facts, not about missing documentation.

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