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[Threebean]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

[A Friend of Charlie]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

Oh thanks, I almost forgot.

[A Friend of Charlie]

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Thank you, sir. Don't be a stranger. You're welcome even when you don't have a deal to bring to our attention.

[South Carolina Redfish]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

[Threebean]

In the man cave with a Futuro. 

[FloridaDean]

all plans but one worked out. lady wanted MickyD's for dinner. may skip the meeting and visit neighbor lady earlier than planned. taxes were a pleasant surprise, I get a refund, $66 but better than paying.

[A Friend of Charlie]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

I thought there were only federal taxes with lottery winnings? Not sure where I got that idea.

[A Friend of Charlie]

In the man cave with a Futuro.

Enjoy.

[Threebean]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

Hmm, let's see.  7% rate on lottery winnings in SC, applied to $1.5B is $105M.  So the state stands to loose out on $94M if unclaimed.  Ouch.

[Threebean]

In the man cave with a Futuro.

Enjoy.

Thank you, I am. 

[Threebean]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

I thought there were only federal taxes with lottery winnings? Not sure where I got that idea.

There are those, too.  24% from what I read. 

[South Carolina Redfish]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

Hmm, let's see.  7% rate on lottery winnings in SC, applied to $1.5B is $105M.  So the state stands to loose out on $94M if unclaimed.  Ouch.

SC doesn’t care they will just fook  us taxpayers some more.

[Threebean]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

Hmm, let's see.  7% rate on lottery winnings in SC, applied to $1.5B is $105M.  So the state stands to loose out on $94M if unclaimed.  Ouch.

SC doesn’t care they will just fook  us taxpayers some more.

Indeed they will.  We're about to get f'ked on our local electrical rate as the City of Georgetown in their great green wisdom made a long term deal to buy renewable energy from West Texas.  The City had to commit to buying way more than needed, figuring they would sell the excess to the grid.  Lo & behold wholesale electric rates have come down, and now the City is loosing money on the deal.  Guess who gets it in the ass to make up the difference?

[cigarbreath]

CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) -The winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot that was sold in Simpsonville, South Carolina last October still has not come forward.

The winner has until April 21, 2019, to come forward and claim the prize.

And SC will be out of their 60 mil in expected taxes that they already had in the budget.

What happens to the money if it goes unclaimed?

If the ticket goes unclaimed, Mega Millions will return the funds to its member states. In South Carolina, that would be about $11 million. The state would miss out on any taxes collected from the winnings.

Hmm, let's see.  7% rate on lottery winnings in SC, applied to $1.5B is $105M.  So the state stands to loose out on $94M if unclaimed.  Ouch.

SC doesn’t care they will just fook  us taxpayers some more.

Indeed they will.  We're about to get f'ked on our local electrical rate as the City of Georgetown in their great green wisdom made a long term deal to buy renewable energy from West Texas.  The City had to commit to buying way more than needed, figuring they would sell the excess to the grid.  Lo & behold wholesale electric rates have come down, and now the City is loosing money on the deal.  Guess who gets it in the ass to make up the difference?

Threebean!  That’s who.