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ChicagoSigMan
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Originally posted by bendable:
one time, lump-sum payment in the amount of $281,874,999.00.
but I wonder if this amount is before or after taxes


It is before taxes. The state will withhold 25% and then the winner will be responsible for any remaining taxes due in the usual course of filing his annual tax return.
 
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Originally posted by bendable:
one time, lump-sum payment in the amount of $281,874,999.00.
but I wonder if this amount is before or after taxes


It is before taxes. The state will withhold 25% and then the winner will be responsible for any remaining taxes due in the usual course of filing his annual tax return.


No State tax in Florida.
 
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Woodman
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Originally posted by bendable:
one time, lump-sum payment in the amount of $281,874,999.00.
but I wonder if this amount is before or after taxes


About $170 million after all the taxes on the books for 2017. I do not know the top rate for 2018, but if Forbes is accurate, he'll end up with about seven or eight million more.
 
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ChicagoSigMan
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Originally posted by ChicagoSigMan:
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Originally posted by bendable:
one time, lump-sum payment in the amount of $281,874,999.00.
but I wonder if this amount is before or after taxes


It is before taxes. The state will withhold 25% and then the winner will be responsible for any remaining taxes due in the usual course of filing his annual tax return.


No State tax in Florida.


I know. I live there. But the lottery is paid out by the state and it withholds 25% to cover federal income tax liabilities.
 
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You know what I'd do with $451 million? Two chicks at the same time.



It would take 451 million ????? Wow, maybe you should post a photo. Eek


Dude, your avatar is enormous.


Ever see the movie Office Space?

“Know what I’d do with a million dollars? Two chicks at the same time.”

“It would cost a million dollars???”

“Fuck yeah. The type of chicks that would double up on a dude like me.”


My avatar is Lewis, immediately after he says tew chicks at the same time. LOL
 
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