If you win the lottery in a different state, you can still claim your prize, but you may have to pay taxes in both the state where you bought the ticket and the state where you live.
Yes, it is possible for you to win the lottery in a different state if you purchase a ticket for that state's lottery drawing.
No, you do not have to be a resident of the state to win the lottery.
Yes, it is possible to win the lottery in another state if you purchase a ticket for that state's lottery drawing.
Yes, in most cases, you must be a resident of the state where the lottery ticket was purchased in order to win the lottery.
If you buy a lottery ticket in another state, you can still win the prize if your ticket matches the winning numbers. However, you may have to travel to that state to claim your prize, as each state has its own rules for lottery ticket redemption.
Yes, it is possible for you to win the lottery in a different state if you purchase a ticket for that state's lottery drawing.
No, you do not have to be a resident of the state to win the lottery.
Yes, it is possible to win the lottery in another state if you purchase a ticket for that state's lottery drawing.
If you live in Utah and win the lottery, you will receive your prize money after taxes are deducted. Utah does not have a state lottery, so you would need to have purchased a winning ticket from a neighboring state that offers lotteries, such as Idaho or Wyoming.
Yes, in most cases, you must be a resident of the state where the lottery ticket was purchased in order to win the lottery.
If you buy a lottery ticket in another state, you can still win the prize if your ticket matches the winning numbers. However, you may have to travel to that state to claim your prize, as each state has its own rules for lottery ticket redemption.
ill give you an example from local lottery... you win 12,000,000 but the goberment keeps 55% of the prize
"You can't win if you don't play", was a line from the lottery ads in my state. I doubt, for several reasons that the President would play a state lottery. However, if he did win, he could send somebody to collect his winnings.
No, not at the age of 16, there is no state that will permit winning the lottery. Every state in the U.S. requires a person to be 18 in order to win the lottery without parental consent, with the exception of Arizona (21). Arizona requires a person to be 21 in order to win the lottery without parental consent. The person to win the lottery "with" parental consent is: girls 13, boys 13.
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If you win $2, nothing much. If you win a substantial amount, and it is within 6 months, it has to be reported and given to the trustee.