Lottery/Euromillions

[fed up]

So what you are saying is that they would need to sign the ticket. And the fact that they signed the ticket they would be entitled to an equal share. No matter what 'agreement' the family had.

Have it now. Cheers.

You're welcome

That will be € 15,999 for the advice.

 

[Minstrel]

You're welcome

That will be € 15,999 for the advice.

The cheque is in the post.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Do not under no circumstances let anyone else sign the ticket. They could sue you for a larger share, it has happened already

 

[fed up]

The cheque is in the post.

No no,

It's in transit, you must use the legal term.

That will now be € 21,999.

 

[PROCNA2018]

Do not under no circumstances let anyone else sign the ticket. They could sue you for a larger share, it has happened already

Bang on.

 

[Minstrel]

Do not under no circumstances let anyone else sign the ticket. They could sue you for a larger share, it has happened already

Well in that case they can fuck right off. All of them.

 

[Handy Run]

how bad is gift tax?

 

[PROCNA2018]

how bad is gift tax?

Gift and Inheritance Tax (Capital Acquisitions Tax – CAT)

This page gives a general overview on CAT implications on gifts and inheritence.

www.revenue.ie

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

how bad is gift tax?

Usually 33% but there are rules, like relationship, amouts etc. It's around 300k for kid tax free

 

[stan ogden]

A question about Lottery/Euromillions for all the legal eagles and know-it-alls on here.

If I was lucky enough to win 200m on the Euromillions tonight, could I share say 10% with my family by claiming its a syndicate agreement?

You know the lottery is a tax on the stupid, right?