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Absolutely, purchasing term life insurance can offer essential financial protection for your loved ones if something unexpected were to happen to you during the policy term. It provides peace of mind knowing that your family will have financial support to cover expenses like mortgage payments, debts, education costs, and everyday living expenses.
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I’m looking to purchase insurance but have encountered an issue. While reviewing the available plans and the required documentation, I noticed that one of the documents I need to provide is proof of income. From what I understand, the insurance company has the right to deny coverage if any information is incorrect. This is a concern for me because I recently moved from Hungary, but for a while, I continued playing online in Hungarian casinos. Now, I’m unsure whether I need to report my winnings as part of my income declaration. I tried to find information on this and found details about my casino and the regulator here, but the regulator stated that this is outside their jurisdiction and advised me to consult a lawyer. I also did some more research and found information about tax treaties between countries that exempt citizens from double taxation. The last thing I came across was that the US and Hungary have terminated their tax treaty. Now, I think I need to find a lawyer, but I’m not even sure whether I need one from Hungary or US. I’d really appreciate any thoughts or advice on how to proceed.Last edited by p2k7r4v1; 09-19-2024, 07:16 PM.
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Originally posted by p2k7r4v1 View PostI’m looking to purchase insurance but have encountered an issue. While reviewing the available plans and the required documentation, I noticed that one of the documents I need to provide is proof of income. From what I understand, the insurance company has the right to deny coverage if any information is incorrect. This is a concern for me because I recently moved from Hungary, but for a while, I continued playing online in Hungarian casinos. Now, I’m unsure whether I need to report my winnings as part of my income declaration. I tried to find information on this and found details about my casino and the regulator, but the regulator stated that this is outside their jurisdiction and advised me to consult a lawyer. I also did some more research and found information about tax treaties between countries that exempt citizens from double taxation. The last thing I came across was that the US and Hungary have terminated their tax treaty. I have encountered a similar situation myself when playing on foreign platforms, and I always recommend recording transactions and, if necessary, consulting with an accountant or tax lawyer. To assess the financial side, you can focus on service where I received a free 100 sign up bonus casino, and you can safely try platforms without the risk of large sums and at the same time track legal bonuses. If possible, it makes sense to consult a lawyer both in the US and in the country of previous residence in order to accurately understand tax obligations and the risks of insurance denial. It is important to approach this systematically, save all receipts and records to avoid unpleasant surprises. Now, I think I need to find a lawyer, but I’m not even sure whether I need one from Hungary or US. I’d really appreciate any thoughts or advice on how to proceed.Last edited by magdalena28; 08-21-2025, 05:18 AM.
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