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I'd guess 57% of half. Top federal rate this year is 37% and Virginia is

5.75%, as per usual. But that's always a quick n dirty. If the actual lump sum payout is $494MM, that's a bit more than half. Apply the 42.75% to that to get the estimated tax. Remember SALT deduction is limited to $10,000, so you don't get to deduct all the state tax.

Anyway, I should take home $283MM after tax once I win it.

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Posted: 10/17/2018 at 10:01AM

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