North Carolina bill requires sportsbooks to report bettors' winnings over $2,000
North Carolina lawmakers passed a bill requiring sports betting operators to report bettors with at least $2,000 in annual winnings to the state Department of Revenue. The measure would let the state check tax filings, including for the prior year, and still requires Governor Josh Stein's signature; a separate proposed increase in the betting tax rate has not been enacted.
Operators would have new annual reporting duties for bettors meeting the winnings threshold if the governor signs the bill.