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Ok so we all know you have to take tax out if you win the lotto for the government, but isn't that money already taxed technically? I mean you pay taxes out of your check then you buy a ticket with that taxed money and they still take taxes out. And yeah if I won big time money with the lotto I really wouldn't care its just a question. Why pay taxes on the lotto when its already bought with taxed money? How much tax is to much.
Lotto winnings are earnings... the same as wages or investment income.Why would or should it not be subject to taxation?An unfair tax is the death/inheritance tax where the value of the entire estate is taxed when transferred to the beneficiaries. People lose the family home, farm, or business over that one.
Quote from: Joeyramone on March 23, 2012, 07:18:05 pmLotto winnings are earnings... the same as wages or investment income.Why would or should it not be subject to taxation?An unfair tax is the death/inheritance tax where the value of the entire estate is taxed when transferred to the beneficiaries. People lose the family home, farm, or business over that one.An estate tax only effects an estate valued over 100 million dollars
Does that mean they tax the money we make here on fushion cash? How doe we turn that in?
Regardless if you won the lottery or won money from a casino, they are still taxable if the amount is over $600.00. It is the tax law.