Get VA Lottery Prizewinner Claim Form 2021-2024

Prizes up to $5000.00 can be claimed in the Virginia Lottery app. Learn more about mobile cashing. Prizes up to $600 can be claimed at any Virginia Lottery retailer. Prizes over $600 can be claimed at a Virginia Lottery Customer Service Center.

We must withhold federal and state taxes from each prize over $5,000 - 24% for federal taxes and 4% for state taxes. For all prizes over $600, the Lottery will issue a federal form W2-G to the winner.

If you make $1,000,000 a year living in the region of Virginia, USA, you will be taxed $415,760. That means that your net pay will be $584,240 per year, or $48,687 per month.

There are two ways lottery winners can claim their earnings: as a lump sum or annual payments over time. Both result in a lottery payout, but there are pros and cons to each. You'll receive your after-tax winnings immediately if you claim a lump sum payout.

You must pay federal income tax if you win You'll fall into the highest tax bracket in the year you win if you take the jackpot in a lump sum. As of 2023, this means you'll likely owe the IRS at least 37% in taxes.

Virginia Lottery Taxes Virginia Lottery prizes are subject to federal and state income taxes. For any prize over $5,000, the Virginia Lottery automatically withholds 24% for federal taxes and 4% for state taxes.

Who is Virginia's next multi-millionaire? The winning numbers in Saturday's Powerball drawing were 10-16-18-40-66, and the Powerball number 16. This is the fourth-largest prize ever won in a Virginia Lottery game. It's the second time a Powerball jackpot has been won in Virginia.

The lump sum payment will face a mandatory federal tax withholding of 24%, leaving the winner with $392.76 million. Depending on the winner's taxable income, their winnings could drop as low as $325.6 million if the federal marginal rate of 37% is applied.