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Powerball & Mega Millions

Winners, jackpot history, tax rates, and prize calculator for Florida. Updated after every draw.

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State Tax
24%
Federal Withholding
24%
Combined Rate
180
Days to Claim
❌ No
Anonymous OK
📊 Florida Lottery Tax Breakdown
What you actually take home after federal and state taxes
Federal Withholding
24%
Mandatory on prizes over $5,000. Large jackpots can reach the 37% marginal federal rate — you may owe additional on your return.
Florida State Tax
0% (no state income tax)
Florida has no state income tax. Lottery winners keep 100% of their after-federal prize.
Lump Sum vs Annuity
~60% / 100%
The lump sum (cash value) is typically ~60% of the advertised jackpot. The annuity pays 100% over 30 years — each installment is taxed separately in the year received.
Claim Deadline
180 days
Prizes must be claimed within ~180 days of the draw. Unclaimed prizes are forfeited. Always verify with the official Florida lottery.
Winner Anonymity
❌ Not allowed
Florida does not permit full anonymity — winners' names may be public record. An attorney can advise on trust strategies.
Official Lottery
Verify current rules, prize tiers, and claim procedures directly with the state lottery.
Note: Florida has no state income tax — winners keep 100% of the after-federal amount.
💰 Florida Lottery Tax Calculator
Estimate your take-home after taxes. For large jackpots, consult a CPA — individual circumstances vary.
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🏆 Florida Jackpot & Big Winners
Jackpot and Match 5 winners from Florida — updated automatically after every draw.
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📋 Recent Draw Results
Latest Powerball and Mega Millions draw results. 🏆 flags draws where Florida had a winning ticket.
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❓ Florida Lottery FAQ
Frequently asked questions about playing and winning the lottery in Florida
Does Florida sell Powerball tickets?
Yes — Powerball tickets are available at licensed Florida lottery retailers statewide.
Does Florida sell Mega Millions tickets?
Yes — Mega Millions tickets are sold at licensed retailers throughout Florida.
What is the lottery tax rate in Florida?
Florida charges 0% state income tax on lottery winnings. Only the 24% federal withholding applies (up to 37% marginal rate for large prizes).
How long to claim a lottery prize in Florida?
Prizes in Florida generally must be claimed within 180 days of the draw date. Always confirm with the official state lottery website as rules may change.
Should I take lump sum or annuity in Florida?
The lump sum is typically ~60% of the advertised jackpot — less total value but immediate access and potential for investment growth. The annuity pays 100% over 30 years, providing guaranteed income. Tax implications differ: the lump sum is fully taxed in one year, while annuity payments are taxed annually. Consult a financial advisor.
Can winners remain anonymous in Florida?
Florida does not currently have a law permitting full anonymity. A lottery attorney can advise on trust or LLC strategies that may offer some privacy.
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