$136 Million Powerball Gelchina Staten Island Vasi

[siru]

Mr. Perosi, 56, was eating lunch at a restaurant, where someone told him that the 7-Eleven on Page Avenue had sold a Powerball winner.

“I says, ‘I’ve played at Page Avenue 7-Eleven,’” Mr. Perosi recalled on Thursday.

Behind the bar, his friend Sandy turned around. “She was like, ‘Forget about it.’” She heard a schoolteacher had won. She told Mr. Perosi, “You didn’t win nothing.”

“So I didn’t check my tickets,” he said.

And that was that. Mr. Perosi put the ticket in a pouch that he keeps tucked between a light-switch conduit and the concrete wall of his unfinished basement in his home on the North Shore of Staten Island. Once in a while he takes the tickets to get scanned to see if he has won a few dollars.

Then, when his truck broke down on April 27, Mr. Perosi thought back to the 7-Eleven on Page Avenue.

He checked the ticket online.

“I tried to breathe in and nothing would go in,” he said. “I thought I was having a heart attack and my heart stopped. So I grabbed the ticket, figuring they would find it in my hand.”

Then he exhaled. He was still alive.

He circled the dining room several times, muttering to himself, his little dogs following.

Mr. Perosi had won $136 million.

He is splitting it 70-30 with his son, Anthony III.

After taxes, the elder Mr. Perosi takes home $38,612,055. His son, a salesman for a food company, gets a respectable $16,548,023.

[siru]

60% tax on winnings  :3D_Smiles:

[alpachinao]

baa a ball edo naku okati tagilethey nenu ma ooru velipotha 

 

[k2s]

 

Mr. Perosi, 56, was eating lunch at a restaurant, where someone told him that the 7-Eleven on Page Avenue had sold a Powerball winner.

“I says, ‘I’ve played at Page Avenue 7-Eleven,’” Mr. Perosi recalled on Thursday.

Behind the bar, his friend Sandy turned around. “She was like, ‘Forget about it.’” She heard a schoolteacher had won. She told Mr. Perosi, “You didn’t win nothing.”

“So I didn’t check my tickets,” he said.

And that was that. Mr. Perosi put the ticket in a pouch that he keeps tucked between a light-switch conduit and the concrete wall of his unfinished basement in his home on the North Shore of Staten Island. Once in a while he takes the tickets to get scanned to see if he has won a few dollars.

Then, when his truck broke down on April 27, Mr. Perosi thought back to the 7-Eleven on Page Avenue.

He checked the ticket online.

“I tried to breathe in and nothing would go in,” he said. “I thought I was having a heart attack and my heart stopped. So I grabbed the ticket, figuring they would find it in my hand.”

Then he exhaled. He was still alive.

He circled the dining room several times, muttering to himself, his little dogs following.

Mr. Perosi had won $136 million.

He is splitting it 70-30 with his son, Anthony III.

After taxes, the elder Mr. Perosi takes home $38,612,055. His son, a salesman for a food company, gets a respectable $16,548,023.

 

 

 

60% tax on winnings  :3D_Smiles:

landasura govt madyaloo 10guthundi kada 

[donganaaK]

60% tax on winnings  :3D_Smiles:

 

lottery winnings one time lumpsum ga teeskunte thakkuva osthay , that doesnt mean that there's 60% tax on it ...... total tax abt 40% untadi at the max....

[siru]

lottery winnings one time lumpsum ga teeskunte thakkuva osthay , that doesnt mean that there's 60% tax on it ...... total tax abt 40% untadi at the max....

Ok,so technically he won 136 mil of which 40% tax
then where is the 20% money going ?

[megadheera]

60% tax on winnings  :3D_Smiles:

 

jackpot amount okesari teesukunte you get only 50% after taxes. if you want full amount after taxes, they will give you 30 installments(30 years)

[siru]

baa a ball edo naku okati tagilethey nenu ma ooru velipotha

Switzerland, monte carlo lo settle avvali kani cheap ga nellore endi va

[siru]

jackpot amount okesari teesukunte you get only 50% after taxes. if you want full amount after taxes, they will give you 30 installments(30 years)

I think most of them take lumpsum,
I guess 30 years is better option, that way we cannot blow out the winnings on stupid things

[megadheera]

I think most of them take lumpsum,
I guess 30 years is better option, that way we cannot blow out the winnings on stupid things

 

You are right. If I get jackpot, i will go with 30 years option
 

[raj_hyd]

Manaku tagaldenduku? Poi manchiga mla/mp lanu koni tv lo vasdamantey

[EMTL]

lottery winnings one time lumpsum ga teeskunte thakkuva osthay , that doesnt mean that there's 60% tax on it ...... total tax abt 40% untadi at the max....

 

 

 

Mr. Perosi, 56, was eating lunch at a restaurant, where someone told him that the 7-Eleven on Page Avenue had sold a Powerball winner.

“I says, ‘I’ve played at Page Avenue 7-Eleven,’” Mr. Perosi recalled on Thursday.

Behind the bar, his friend Sandy turned around. “She was like, ‘Forget about it.’” She heard a schoolteacher had won. She told Mr. Perosi, “You didn’t win nothing.”

“So I didn’t check my tickets,” he said.

And that was that. Mr. Perosi put the ticket in a pouch that he keeps tucked between a light-switch conduit and the concrete wall of his unfinished basement in his home on the North Shore of Staten Island. Once in a while he takes the tickets to get scanned to see if he has won a few dollars.

Then, when his truck broke down on April 27, Mr. Perosi thought back to the 7-Eleven on Page Avenue.

He checked the ticket online.

“I tried to breathe in and nothing would go in,” he said. “I thought I was having a heart attack and my heart stopped. So I grabbed the ticket, figuring they would find it in my hand.”

Then he exhaled. He was still alive.

He circled the dining room several times, muttering to himself, his little dogs following.

Mr. Perosi had won $136 million.

He is splitting it 70-30 with his son, Anthony III.

After taxes, the elder Mr. Perosi takes home $38,612,055. His son, a salesman for a food company, gets a respectable $16,548,023.

 

explain.... valar moorghulisss.....

[EMTL]

Switzerland, monte carlo lo settle avvali kani cheap ga nellore endi va

nellore la mana ratnalu vunde kane switzerland lo ekkada mama?? valar morghulis.... 

[siru]

nellore la mana ratnalu vunde kane switzerland lo ekkada mama?? valar morghulis.... 

 

who is she? nellore's famous girl?

[savithababhi]

 abrar morghulis ...