The federal maximum marginal tax rate for the 2010 tax year is 35% and then you would have your state income taxes.
Lottery winnings are taxed like any other income.
That amount or percent of course changes with everyones personal situation, other income, expenses, deductions, exemptions, STATE (and state income tax is a deduction to Federal taxable income, so that changes may things), dependents, etc.
It is fair to say that 2 people, winning the same lottery would pay different taxes.
29%
25%federal
4%state
If you win a car you are responsible to pay taxes in the state where you live.
Nothing.
Yes , if I have 4 number s did I win anything? No powerball
You get nothing.
$7 with just three numbers and no powerball.
You get rich.
You have to play first.
It depends on how big a prize you want to win. You can win a prize with even one correct number. For example, in Powerball, if you match just the Powerball number, you win $4.00. For Ozlotto, you are required to get 7 correct numbers, none being any of the 2 supplementary numbers. In Powerball you are required to get all 5 numbers plus the Powerball to win the biggest prize.
Win the powerball. ;)
Nothing
If you only have one number and It is not the powerball you don't win anything. However if you do have the powerball as your one number then you win 4$ to find more of the ways to win go to the power balls website, on the side click the 'how to play' link, then in the description their will be a link that is blue and it says '9 ways to win' and if you click on that it will show you the other ways to win.
Yes, Olympians must pay taxes on their medals as of now. However, they also receive money for winning medals too. Currently Congress is debating whether Olympians should have to pay taxes.