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LINDENHURST, N.Y. — The New York State Lottery says someone who bought a lottery ticket on Long Island has won a $200 million Powerball jackpot.
The winning Quick-Pick ticket was sold at the Maulik & Chandni stationery store in Lindenhurst.
The identity of the winner has not yet been revealed.
The winning combination was 8, 18, 38, 46, 56 with the winning Powerball No. 31.
LINDENHURST, N.Y. — The New York State Lottery says someone who bought a lottery ticket on Long Island has won a $200 million Powerball jackpot.
The winning Quick-Pick ticket was sold at the Maulik & Chandni stationery store in Lindenhurst.
The identity of the winner has not yet been revealed.
The winning combination was 8, 18, 38, 46, 56 with the winning Powerball No. 31.
Originally Posted by SonOfTony
LINDENHURST, N.Y. — The New York State Lottery says someone who bought a lottery ticket on Long Island has won a $200 million Powerball jackpot.
The winning Quick-Pick ticket was sold at the Maulik & Chandni stationery store in Lindenhurst.
The identity of the winner has not yet been revealed.
The winning combination was 8, 18, 38, 46, 56 with the winning Powerball No. 31.
Originally Posted by SonOfTony
LINDENHURST, N.Y. — The New York State Lottery says someone who bought a lottery ticket on Long Island has won a $200 million Powerball jackpot.
The winning Quick-Pick ticket was sold at the Maulik & Chandni stationery store in Lindenhurst.
The identity of the winner has not yet been revealed.
The winning combination was 8, 18, 38, 46, 56 with the winning Powerball No. 31.
They probably end up with 40-50% of the 200 mil if you take it through 1 lump sum.. End up with more if you take it through 25 year payments..Originally Posted by icykicks79
smh the things i would do with 200 million dollars.
How much of that goes to taxes?
They probably end up with 40-50% of the 200 mil if you take it through 1 lump sum.. End up with more if you take it through 25 year payments..Originally Posted by icykicks79
smh the things i would do with 200 million dollars.
How much of that goes to taxes?
if you take the cash instead of payments you only get like 104 mil or something like that. then you've gotta take the taxes outta thatOriginally Posted by Essential1
They probably end up with 40-50% of the 200 mil if you take it through 1 lump sum.. End up with more if you take it through 25 year payments..Originally Posted by icykicks79
smh the things i would do with 200 million dollars.
How much of that goes to taxes?
You get taxed at the 35% federal level... And then there is a good amount taken out from the lottery that is divided up among the 50 states to pay for Lottery Administrative Costs..
20 Costco Workers won the $200 million dollar jackpot... That's $10mil a piece before taxes.. Take out federal tax... Then take out administrative costs from the Lottery, they will end up with $4-$6million each..
Enough to live comfortably for life.. But not enough as to where half of them will be broke within the decade..
if you take the cash instead of payments you only get like 104 mil or something like that. then you've gotta take the taxes outta thatOriginally Posted by Essential1
They probably end up with 40-50% of the 200 mil if you take it through 1 lump sum.. End up with more if you take it through 25 year payments..Originally Posted by icykicks79
smh the things i would do with 200 million dollars.
How much of that goes to taxes?
You get taxed at the 35% federal level... And then there is a good amount taken out from the lottery that is divided up among the 50 states to pay for Lottery Administrative Costs..
20 Costco Workers won the $200 million dollar jackpot... That's $10mil a piece before taxes.. Take out federal tax... Then take out administrative costs from the Lottery, they will end up with $4-$6million each..
Enough to live comfortably for life.. But not enough as to where half of them will be broke within the decade..
Originally Posted by bjamez20
if you take the cash instead of payments you only get like 104 mil or something like that. then you've gotta take the taxes outta thatOriginally Posted by Essential1
They probably end up with 40-50% of the 200 mil if you take it through 1 lump sum.. End up with more if you take it through 25 year payments..Originally Posted by icykicks79
smh the things i would do with 200 million dollars.
How much of that goes to taxes?
You get taxed at the 35% federal level... And then there is a good amount taken out from the lottery that is divided up among the 50 states to pay for Lottery Administrative Costs..
20 Costco Workers won the $200 million dollar jackpot... That's $10mil a piece before taxes.. Take out federal tax... Then take out administrative costs from the Lottery, they will end up with $4-$6million each..
Enough to live comfortably for life.. But not enough as to where half of them will be broke within the decade..
Originally Posted by bjamez20
if you take the cash instead of payments you only get like 104 mil or something like that. then you've gotta take the taxes outta thatOriginally Posted by Essential1
They probably end up with 40-50% of the 200 mil if you take it through 1 lump sum.. End up with more if you take it through 25 year payments..Originally Posted by icykicks79
smh the things i would do with 200 million dollars.
How much of that goes to taxes?
You get taxed at the 35% federal level... And then there is a good amount taken out from the lottery that is divided up among the 50 states to pay for Lottery Administrative Costs..
20 Costco Workers won the $200 million dollar jackpot... That's $10mil a piece before taxes.. Take out federal tax... Then take out administrative costs from the Lottery, they will end up with $4-$6million each..
Enough to live comfortably for life.. But not enough as to where half of them will be broke within the decade..