The highest marginal tax rate at this time is 35% X 385000 = 134750
It really depends where you live, there's a state tax and a federal tax, some state taxes are higher than the others, but on average they might take almost half :/
61-63 million ... Roughly federal and state taxes would come out to take around half... You typically take alittle more than half the winnings if you choose "lump sum" option
Most tax lawyers get a percentage of whatever you have gotten. If they have to handle the IRS for back taxes and what not, then they usually charge a commission fee and still another part of a percentage if you were to win. However, if you don't win, some lawyers do not charge.
For Single filing status, 2008 tax is $678,597 (2 million multiplied by 35 percent minus $21,403).For Married Filing Jointly, 2008 tax is $671,575 (2 million multiplied by 35 percent minus $28,425).For Head of Household, 2008 tax is $675,409 (2 million multiplied by 35 percent minus $24,591).The actual tax liability would be more or less depending on your other income, any income tax withheld from your other earnings, etc.
No. Just to start, you can't deduct income you didn't make or report. There is a lot of money I didn't make last year....I didn't win the $100,000,00 lottery..so while I didn't report it or pay taxes on it (I could)....I certainly can't deduct it. The lottery example is inapplicable to this question. Although the answer (No, you can't deduct lost wages) is correct, lottery winnings are not wages.
The property tax rate in your local area will be the same per year no matter how you acquired the property. The rate will be a percentage of the value of the home.
Yes. You must.
35% of your gross earnings
100.000
If you win a car you are responsible to pay taxes in the state where you live.
64 million
If they "win" the house then they can keep it until they fail to pay the property taxes and can't find anyone to help them keep the house.
If I win 1000.00 what do thay take out
35%
What are the taxes on an 800,000 lottery win in the state of MS
if you win $4millon Arizona pick lottery take 50% what will your taxes be of single person
It really depends where you live, there's a state tax and a federal tax, some state taxes are higher than the others, but on average they might take almost half :/