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Finishing up two articles for a client then adding some copy to my website today. 
You may know that you have to report your gambling winnings as income on your tax return -- even if you won them illegally. But did you know you can deduct your losses as well? You can only deduct gambling losses if you itemize deductions on your tax return, and the amount of losses cannot be more than the amount of gambling income you reported on your return. To prove this, it's important to keep accurate records of your gambling winnings and losses. Depending on where you're getting your winnings (or losses), many casinos will put this information in writing for you.
2Wycked said:Any tips on dealing with a split heel?
My right foot has some serious dead skin on the heel. It's slightly painful at times but mostly it looks disgusting.
Any tips?