ok that link does not work. Can someone help me please?!
But if they give you money to offset the tax...you have to claim that as income![]()
We actually won one of of the "Pack your Bags" sweepstakes a couple years ago at the Doorway to Dreams in Chicago. We got four nights in a one bedroom villa, airfare, park tickets, and four $350 gift cards (pretty cool!) The prize was given a taxable value of $10,000. We had to report that on our 1040, but we did receive a check from Disney for $3000-something dollars to offset the taxes, and we were told in the letter than accompanied the "tax" check that it would NOT be reported as income to the IRS. Had our tax person check it all out, and it was legit. Don't know how that worked, but we ended up paying only about two hundred dollars out of pocket for our prize.
We actually won one of of the "Pack your Bags" sweepstakes a couple years ago at the Doorway to Dreams in Chicago. We got four nights in a one bedroom villa, airfare, park tickets, and four $350 gift cards (pretty cool!) The prize was given a taxable value of $10,000. We had to report that on our 1040, but we did receive a check from Disney for $3000-something dollars to offset the taxes, and we were told in the letter than accompanied the "tax" check that it would NOT be reported as income to the IRS. Had our tax person check it all out, and it was legit. Don't know how that worked, but we ended up paying only about two hundred dollars out of pocket for our prize.
That's awesome. Congrats on the prize![]()
In the UK so not eligible to win![]()
Winning those gift cards led to some of the most hysterical parenting moments ever...Though initially son (12 at time) and daughter (15 at time) starting calculating how many Mickey Premium bars they could buy with their $350, when they actually started using their gift cards to buy things and watching their balances drop, they got strangely frugal. The deal was we would take turns purchasing meals with them, and although there was no objection when it was mom or stepdad's turn to buy the meal, when it was their turn they balked.
Classic teen daughter moment...we were at Typhoon Lagoon and had ordered a pretty conservative lunch (because it was her turn to pay) sharing drinks, getting kids meals and such). The cashier tells her the price and DD gasps "thirty eight dollars!" She had no concept of what we spent on meals for the four of us until they were being deducted from her card.
They ended up rationing their spending after that, and although they bought themselves some nice things we probably wouldn't have bought otherwise,
they managed to conserve gift card balances on two more Disney trips before they finally zeroed out.
I lost one game to Hades.
It is a cute game, love the graphics.
You only lost once. Scar got me a couple of times, Hades, the Evil Queen, I think even the little flies around the zebra got me on the first board a few times.![]()
Chim Chiminy said:I thought it was cute. Won all three games, but can't remember how many points I got.
I was a bit confused on how to refer or share the game with others. I read through that section of the rules a couple of times, but never did find a place to add someone's email and name to refer them. I think I must be misunderstanding that part.
I sent my son a link from facebook so he could play, but don't know if he tried yet.
Yep, and now I have my 500 and can't play anymore. I really thought it was fun. I will say that if you throw the dice in certain areas you get the same roll of the dice each time.