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Eyes Down

Starts Friday 15 August, BBC ONE at 9.00pm

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Two fat ladies, 88; all the fours, 44; two little ducks, 22 - it's Eyes Down in Angela Clarke's new comedy about the lives, loves, hopes and disappointments of the staff and punters at The Rio, a Liverpool bingo palace.
Paul O'Grady is Ray, bingo caller and manager, who presides over a motley staff.

On catering, there's Christine, whose Chihuahua compensates for her unfortunate love-life.

But Christine is blind to the devotion she arouses in floor man Martin, a mother's boy whose life is a world away from that of dandy mechanic and ladies' man Bobby, Ray's bête noire.
Sandy, young, pregnant and not too bright, works with Martin on the floor and has a boyfriend, Terry.

Mary, the elderly cleaner, is an endless source of bizarre anecdotes and skewed wisdom.

Completing the line-up are the regular players: Kitty, Kay and Kathline.
Martin is played by Tony Maudsley, Sandy by Sheridan Smith, Mary by Edna Doré, Christine by Rosie Cavaliero and Bobby by Neil Fitzmaurice.

Angela Clarke began her writing career two years ago when she sent her first hand-written script to the BBC New Writing Scheme, an initiative searching for new talent.

She was promptly put through to the Women's Comedy Scheme, where she was so successful that she was then commissioned to write her first BBC comedy, Eyes Down.

Angela, a Liverpudlian, is also an actor and most recently starred as Rita in Educating Rita at the Liverpool Everyman. She is a regular at her local bingo hall.

Eyes Down is produced by Rosemary McGowan. The script editor is Paul Mayhew-Archer and the executive producer is Sophie Clarke-Jervoise. It is directed by Christine Gernon.

Eyes Down starts on BBC ONE on Friday 15 August.

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If you’re lucky enough to be a winner at gambling or the lottery, congratulations! After you celebrate, be ready to deal with the tax consequences of your good fortune.

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Whether you win at the casino, a bingo hall, or elsewhere, you must report 100% of your winnings as taxable income. They’re reported on the “Other Income” line on Schedule 1 of your 1040 tax return. To measure your winnings on a particular wager, use the net gain. For example, if a $30 bet at the race track turns into a $110 win, you’ve won $80, not $110.

You must separately keep track of losses. They’re deductible, but only as itemized deductions. Therefore, if you don’t itemize and take the standard deduction, you can’t deduct gambling losses. In addition, gambling losses are only deductible up to the amount of gambling winnings. So, you can use losses to “wipe out” gambling income, but you can’t show a gambling tax loss.

Maintain good records of your losses during the year. Keep a diary in which you indicate the date, place, amount and type of loss, as well as the names of anyone who was with you. Save all documentation, such as checks or credit slips.

Winning the Lottery

The chances of winning the lottery are slim. But if you don’t follow the tax rules after winning, the chances of hearing from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are much higher.

Lottery winnings are taxable. This is the case for cash prizes and for the fair market value of any non-cash prizes, such as a car or vacation. Depending on your other income and the amount of your winnings, your federal tax rate may be as high as 37%. You may also be subject to state income tax.

You report lottery winnings as income in the year, or years, you actually receive them. In the case of non-cash prizes, this would be the year the prize is received. With cash, if you take the winnings in annual installments, you only report each year’s installment as income for that year.

If you win more than $5,000 in the lottery or certain types of gambling, 24% must be withheld for federal tax purposes. You’ll receive a Form W-2G from the payer showing the amount paid to you and the federal tax withheld. (The payer also sends this information to the IRS.) If state tax withholding is withheld, that amount may also be shown on Form W-2G.

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Since your federal tax rate can be up to 37%, which is well above the 24% withheld, the withholding may not be enough to cover your federal tax bill. Therefore, you may have to make estimated tax payments — and you may be assessed a penalty if you fail to do so. In addition, you may be required to make state and local estimated tax payments.

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If you’re fortunate enough to hit a sizable jackpot, there are other issues to consider, including estate planning. This article only covers the basic tax rules. Different rules apply to people who qualify as professional gamblers. Contact Doeren Mayhew’s tax advisors to help you minimize taxes and stay in compliance with all requirements.