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This is a mandatory disclosure obligation — DraftKings will share financial and personal information with a federal tax authority once a threshold is crossed, with no user opt-out.
Interpretive note: The specific threshold value is not provided in the excerpt. The canonical claim preserves 'certain threshold' without specifying an amount.
If your winnings from a DraftKings contest, sweepstakes, giveaway, promotion, or game exceed a certain threshold, DraftKings will report those winnings and related personal information to the IRS.
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"In the event your earnings or winnings from a contest, sweepstakes, giveaway, promotion, or game exceed a certain threshold...we will disclose the amount of your earnings or winnings and related personal information to the United States Internal Revenue Service...Excerpt from DraftKings's Privacy Policy
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This is a mandatory disclosure obligation — DraftKings will share financial and personal information with a federal tax authority once a threshold is crossed, with no user opt-out.
If your winnings from a DraftKings contest, sweepstakes, giveaway, promotion, or game exceed a certain threshold, DraftKings will report those winnings and related personal information to the IRS.
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