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florida United States Member #98908 October 16, 2010 1950 Posts Offline | hurray for that brother in blue--congrats to my fellow staten islander also --it appears the NYPD just got another resignation --veryy good sgt viola --enjoy prosper god bless!!!! | | |
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| Hey in Lotto math, 3-8 are the same number "mirror" haha 8:33 Time Date 8th... just saying... hehe 9 = 4 8 = 3 7 = 2 6 = 1 5 = 0 Nice observation | | |
Rochester United States Member #103278 January 1, 2011 952 Posts Offline | I agree with Gator! Money is a terrible master, but a great servant... | | |
Greenville, NC United States Member #157294 July 14, 2014 5554 Posts Offline | Thanks | | |
SoCal United States Member #170966 December 25, 2015 30 Posts Offline | Congrats to the Viola couple but did they really have to show a picture of the husband? like his life is in any less dangerious as a cop. | | |
Brooklyn, NY United States Member #169716 October 29, 2015 1558 Posts Offline | Congrats to the Viola couple but did they really have to show a picture of the husband? like his life is in any less dangerious as a cop. That could be the reason the lottery waited to announce the win. He put in for retirement and it takes a while for all the paperwork to go through. By now, he is probably no longer a police officer. The Meatman 🥩🍗🍔🍖🍤🌭 “The quickest way to double your money is to fold it in half and put it in your back pocket.” Will Rogers Winning happens in a flash, Like A Bolt Of Lightning!  | | |
orlando,fl United States Member #89875 April 17, 2010 325 Posts Offline | Can some explain the math of a $169 million dollar win to less than $64 million after taxes. That's less than half. Thanks | | |
United States Member #141028 April 2, 2013 1481 Posts Offline | Can some explain the math of a $169 million dollar win to less than $64 million after taxes. That's less than half. Thanks $169 million is the value based on a 30-year annuity for megamillions if you choose to get paid over 30 years.. The actual cash value is a lot less if you choose the lump sum payment.They chose to receive the prize as a one-time lump sum payment of $64,796,160. Today, at the time of this post, Mega Millions is $449 million 30-year annuity, the cash value is only $313.3 million if you take one-time lump sum cash. Hope that makes it a little clearer for you. Remember 25% fed taxes and some portion of state taxes{if applicable} are also withheld before you see a dime of that money, then you go home and figure out what you owe come April 15. LOTTERY WINS SHOULD NEVER BE TAXED!!!. Seek and ye shall find -Matt. 7:7 ...Ask and ye shall receive -John 16:24 ...Give and it shall be given unto you -Luke 6:38 ...Be careful what you ask for!!! -Mypiemaster 1:1 Having Money Solves Problems That Not Having Money Creates ****John Carlton**** | | |
orlando,fl United States Member #89875 April 17, 2010 325 Posts Offline | Wow I didn't know that. I guess I would want to take 30 year annuinty to make sure I get all "my money" lol. So you have to pay taxes on your win every year as well? Time to figure out how those celebrities and 1% beat paying out their tax each year. | | |
United States Member #141028 April 2, 2013 1481 Posts Offline | Wow I didn't know that. I guess I would want to take 30 year annuinty to make sure I get all "my money" lol. So you have to pay taxes on your win every year as well? Time to figure out how those celebrities and 1% beat paying out their tax each year. Yes, every year. It is sad that we are the only advanced nation that taxes lottery wins. Some idiots have said before, "If you don't like it, don't play". Seek and ye shall find -Matt. 7:7 ...Ask and ye shall receive -John 16:24 ...Give and it shall be given unto you -Luke 6:38 ...Be careful what you ask for!!! -Mypiemaster 1:1 Having Money Solves Problems That Not Having Money Creates ****John Carlton**** | | |
Israel Member #174649 May 5, 2016 1098 Posts Offline | $169 million is the value based on a 30-year annuity for megamillions if you choose to get paid over 30 years.. The actual cash value is a lot less if you choose the lump sum payment.They chose to receive the prize as a one-time lump sum payment of $64,796,160. Today, at the time of this post, Mega Millions is $449 million 30-year annuity, the cash value is only $313.3 million if you take one-time lump sum cash. Hope that makes it a little clearer for you. Remember 25% fed taxes and some portion of state taxes{if applicable} are also withheld before you see a dime of that money, then you go home and figure out what you owe come April 15. LOTTERY WINS SHOULD NEVER BE TAXED!!!. Yes state taxes are applicable in this case, to the tune of 8.82% State and 3.5ish% City. An emergency room doctor saves your life: His income is taxed A soldier risks his life in the deserts of Iraq: His income is taxed A food bank worker spends long hours helping people in need: Her income is taxed You spend 5 minutes of your day off the sofa to get some tickets for a game of chance and happen to win big: Tax free? We need to have a flat national rate of 50%. If you live in Texas then it's 50% Federal, 0% State, If you live in Buffalo (NY) then it's 41.18% Federal, 8.82% State etc etc. That way all you need is the cash value and you'll instantly know how much you'll get. | | |
Israel Member #174649 May 5, 2016 1098 Posts Offline | Yes, every year. It is sad that we are the only advanced nation that taxes lottery wins. Some idiots have said before, "If you don't like it, don't play". WRONG Only 9 countries give it tax free (Australia, Canada, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Liechentstein, New Zealand, and the UK). | | |
Germany Member #164595 March 8, 2015 803 Posts Offline
| WRONG Only 9 countries give it tax free (Australia, Canada, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Liechentstein, New Zealand, and the UK). +Austria, Poland, Hungary, Czech republic, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, Malta, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, China, Japan, Taiwan... | | |
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