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Old 03-28-2012, 03:35 PM   #1
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And if one of you lucky ass SoCal'ers wins it all you would get ~$33,000,000 more than I would. Damn state tax on lottery winnings.
That's called, "You have several months to redeem your ticket so move to Nevada or Texas* first"

(no state income tax, they nail you on property tax instead)
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Old 03-28-2012, 03:49 PM   #2
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That's called, "You have several months to redeem your ticket so move to Nevada or Texas* first"

(no state income tax, they nail you on property tax instead)
I don't believe that would work as the state in which the money was earned (where the ticket was bought) gets to tax it first. So unless you have the foresight to go buy your tickets in the state with the friendliest tax laws, and then move there before claiming the money (and I'm not sure even that would get you off the hook in your original state of residence) you'd still end up paying Washington, D.C. taxes if that is where the ticket was bought.
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