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1. • • The share of lottery revenue that goes to the state (as opposed to winnings and administration) varies by state, but most governments collect between 20 and 30 percent of gross lottery revenues. States typically dedicate lottery revenue to specific programs such as education, veteran services, or environmental protection.
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   Do you pay taxes on lottery winnings?

   • The tax rate on lottery winnings varies by state. Of states that participate in the lottery, there are nine states where lottery winnings and taxes do not go hand in hand. Count yourself lucky if you live in one of these states: Texas, Washington and Florida all do not have state income tax, so there are no lottery state taxes here either.

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   Which states withhold taxes on lottery winnings?

   • Of states that do withhold tax winnings, North Dakota is the lowest at 2.9%. Pennsylvania (3.07%), Indiana (3.15%), and Ohio (3.99%) also have low rates of withholding on lottery winnings. New York is the state with the highest percentage of tax winning withholding, with 10.9% withheld by the state.

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   How much is a lottery tax in a state?

   • This translates to an implicit tax rate of 45%—far higher than any state’s sales tax and higher than the effective tax rate on most states’ casinos. 29 In 2003, ten states had implicit lottery tax rates over 50%, and the average resident of a lottery state paid $55 in lottery tax. Another principle of sound tax policy is transparency.

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   Are lottery winnings tax deductible?

   • This means that only federal tax rates would apply to winnings in these states. Of states that do withhold tax winnings, North Dakota is the lowest at 2.9%. Pennsylvania (3.07%), Indiana (3.15%), and Ohio (3.99%) also have low rates of withholding on lottery winnings.

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3. blog.jackpocket.com › how-are-lottery-winningsHow Are Lottery Winnings Taxed by State? | Lottery Blog

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   Mar 7, 2024 · In alphabetical order, here are the tax rates on lottery winnings for all states with a lottery: Arizona - 4.8%; Arkansas - 4.4%; California - no state taxes for lottery prizes; Colorado - 4.0%; Connecticut - 6.99%; Delaware - All winning Delaware Lottery tickets are subject to Delaware Income Tax. Florida - no state taxes for lottery prizes ...

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   This means that only federal tax rates would apply to winnings in these states. Of states that do withhold tax winnings, North Dakota is the lowest at 2.9%. Pennsylvania (3.07%), Indiana (3.15%), and Ohio (3.99%) also have low rates of withholding on lottery winnings.

   State	Taxes On Lottery Winnings
   New York	8.82%
   Maryland	8.75%
   New Jersey	8%
   Oregon	8%

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5. www.lotteryusa.com › opinion › surprising-economicsThe surprising economics behind states and their lottery money

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   Jan 15, 2024 · States with the highest total lottery revenue include New York, Florida, Texas, and California, which each took in north of $8 billion that year. For at least 10 states, lottery games regularly generate more total revenue than corporate income taxes.

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   Mar 7, 2024 · Lottery winnings are taxed by the IRS and most states as income, which means big winners are placed in the highest tax brackets. Non-monetary prizes, like a car or house, are taxed as income...

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   Oct 8, 2005 · The amount ranged from a high of 7.7 % in West Virginia to a low of 0.3% percent in Montana.16 Many people believe this revenue helps state governments keep taxes lower. They are mistaken on two counts. First, the lottery itself is a tax; second, state and local taxes as a percentage of income are slightly higher in lottery states.17

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   “Lottery revenues are allocated differently in each state, with determinations made by state legislatures,” Carole Bober Gentry, a spokesperson for the Maryland lottery and the Mega Millions ...

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    For lotteries, the state government collects a share of revenue from all purchased tickets. The remaining money goes to prizes, retailer commissions, and administrative expenses (including advertising). For most other forms of gambling, the government typically taxes a gambling operator’s revenue.