I suspect your really asking "....how much taxes will you ultimately pay ...", which is generally different than how much will be taken out, or "withheld" to assure your ultimate payment. It is highly possible you can have nothing withheld (taken out), or a "standard" flat 25% or such may be applied. But the amount you will ultimately pay on the earnings can be substantially different. And it can and normally is different for different people, because of their different situations.
The income will be treated as ordinary income and as such will be taxed at the rate you would be paying at. In essence this can change with deductions you have or can apply. For example, proveable gambling losses may well be deductible against this income. No, there should not be FICA or payroll type taxes due. It (probably) isn't employment type income (unless your a professional gambler). Yes, you must consider the State and if applicable in that State, City and Local taxes too, which varies in all ways and places considerably. Respecfully, the nativete' shown in the question indicates you obviously need specific, hands on professional help to best handle/document and benefit from your (likley new) wealth. However, while it is a fairly modest sum of money, (much less than many annual management bonuses, etc.), I would at least avoid tax return preparation offices in favor of a local CPA or an EA (enrolled agent). Considering it comes along with the big $$...don't expect too much sympathy from others if it all sounds like a complex pain...! Congratulations!!
The odds of winning the Irish Lottery are 1 in 8,145,060 compare that to the odds of winning the Euromillions which are 1 in 76,275,360 so the Irish Lottery http://www.irishlottery.com/ attracts a lot of players as the odds of winning are much better.
Lottery vendors usually don't make anything from winning tickets, but rather from sales of the tickets themselves.
a lot
The standard amount is 10 to 15%.
7%
three cents
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100.000
35% of your gross earnings
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It is not possible to determine how much you should pay from your first paycheck on Monday in order to win the lottery, as winning the lottery is based on chance and luck, not on the amount of money you spend. Lotteries are random and the odds of winning are typically very low. It is important to play responsibly and within your means, as the lottery is a form of gambling and should be treated as such.
If I win 1000.00 what do thay take out