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  2. Here’s how much taxes you will owe if you win the current Mega Millions jackpot. You can find out tax payments for both annuity and cash lump sum options. To use the calculator, select your filing status and state.

  3. 1 day ago · No State Income Tax on Lottery Winnings: Colorado: 4.55%: Connecticut: 6.99%: Delaware: No State Income Tax; Withholding may apply depending on residency: Florida: No State Income Tax: Georgia: 6%: Hawaii: 4%: Idaho: 6.93%: Illinois: 4.95% (Chicago adds an additional 1%) Indiana: 3.23%: Iowa: 0.5% up to $2,000; 8% over $2,000: Kansas: 5% ...

  4. 2 days ago · Georgia: Drawing Date: Fri, May 31, 2024: Jackpot: $522,000,000: Federal Tax: 37% marginal rate: State Tax: 5.49%: Report: Mega Millions annuity payout schedule (30 annual payments)

  5. 1 day ago · The table below shows the payout schedule for a jackpot of $161,000,000 for a ticket purchased in Georgia, including taxes withheld. Please note, the amounts shown are very close approximations to the amount a jackpot annuity winner would receive from the lottery every year.

    • Sat, Apr 20, 2024
    • Georgia
    • $98,000,000
  6. 1 day ago · -$7,728,000. Net jackpot after tax. $114,632,000. Payment schedule. Notes. Each annual annuity payment increases by 5% from the previous year. For clarity, we assumed that payments 1 and 2 are made in separate tax years. The lottery automatically withholds 24% of each payment for federal taxes.

  7. 5 days ago · How much tax is paid on Georgia Lottery winnings? Tax of either 30% or 36% applies on Georgia Lottery winnings, depending on where players reside and their citizenship and residency status. For U.S. citizens and residents, 30% taxapplies on all Georgia Lottery prizes of over $5,000, of which 6% is state tax and 24% is federal tax.

  8. 4 days ago · Yes. Lottery winnings in Georgia are subject to state and federal income taxes. The Georgia Lottery also reports the names of winners of prizes above $600 to both the Georgia Department of Revenue and Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Visit our Tax Information section for more details.

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