In all likelihood you will have to pay the sales tax on the item plus declare the value of the winnings on your state and federal income tax returns for that year. The higher your income, the higher your tax bracket.
If you can't take the trip or don't want to pay the taxes for it, you can forfeit the trip after winning it.
You're allowed to forfeit any prizes that you win after your show tapes. If you do so, you simply won't receive the prize, and in turn, won't have to pay taxes for it.
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Cars need to be licensed registered and insured in most cases before they can be driven. There are both federal and state income and state sales taxes that must be determined on any large winnings. That may be why the Wheel of Fortune now includes $5,000 cash when you win a car on the bonus spin
Yes, you pay taxes on your winnings. U.S. law requires people to pay taxes on anything deemed as a prize that is valued over $600.
You would pay the taxes on the actual price you paid for the car. If it was 10000 then you would pay the taxes on that not the list price. Hope this helps
It means that you will have to pay additional taxes, which are not written in the price.
7.52% of the total sale. If the purchase price was $20,000, the tax would be $1,502.00.
You have to pay the tax to dmv when you register no matter what time of year purchase made based on purchase price.
If you can't take the trip or don't want to pay the taxes for it, you can forfeit the trip after winning it.
You pay the original new price tax. I callled the DMV.
You will pay some kind of tax.
$0. Because taxes already pay for it.
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In some states you do-based on purchase price.
Property taxes are likely to pay for police and universities. Property taxes are used to pay for schools and other types of community services, such as the police and fire department.
The posted (asking) price includes all taxes ... so the price you see is what you pay, nothing added, nothing more or less.