You need to add their names to your ticket..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?
But if its only 10%. Is a written agreement worth the paper its written on?You need to add their names to your ticket..
How do the National Lottery know its 30%?The ticket signatures dictate who shares the loot.
My family allocation has always been 30%.
215 million - by the way - IT'S MINE I TELLS YE...........
Don't you have to pay tax on gifts, best to add them.But if its only 10%. Is a written agreement worth the paper its written on?
They don't I was just sharing what my personal plan always was.................How do the National Lottery know its 30%?
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.Don't you have to pay tax on gifts, best to add them.
You can marry your cousin...So if you wanted to screw Revenue you just get anybody you want to give a tax free payment to to sign the back of the ticket?
Also, if it's a male friend you could probably marry him (if you're male)
Anyone know the law on marrying your same-sex cousin? Cause Incest and children are out of the equation so I don't see too much wrong with it myself.
What if you wanted to marry your brother?
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