A lottery club is simply formed of 2 or more people who share a desire to pool their money to buy lottery tickets and who agree to split any winnings. Lottery clubs can be of any number of people and they can agree to play as many or as few games as they choose. In addition, the club decides in advance how to split the winnings, but in order to be a legal lottery club there are a few steps that need to be followed. These important steps are presented in this blog.
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Steps To Starting A Lottery Club
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Steps To Starting A Lottery Club
- Before you can start a lottery club you need to gather your club members. You can look for members from among co-workers, friends and family, church groups or even online.
- Before you can start a lottery club you need to gather your club members. You can look for members from among co-workers, friends and family, church groups or even online.
- Each club decides amongst themselves which lottery games to play, how much each member should put into the lottery pool and how to split the winnings. This information should be put in writing and each member should sign that they understand and accept these rules as a binding contract.
- Each club decides amongst themselves which lottery games to play, how much each member should put into the lottery pool and how to split the winnings. This information should be put in writing and each member should sign that they understand and accept these rules as a binding contract.
- In order for your club to exist as a legal entity you'll need to have an Employer Identification Number (EIN). This can be gained by getting a SS-4 form from an IRS office or from online, then filling it out and returning it to the IRS. There is no charge to get an Employer Identification Number.
- In order for your club to exist as a legal entity you'll need to have an Employer Identification Number (EIN). This can be gained by getting a SS-4 form from an IRS office or from online, then filling it out and returning it to the IRS. There is no charge to get an Employer Identification Number.
- Once you have your EIN you're free to play the lottery as often as your club likes.
- Once you have your EIN you're free to play the lottery as often as your club likes.
- Prior to collecting your winnings your club must first fill in a 5754 form. This form collects the personal information and Social Security numbers of all club members, in addition to recording their portion of the winnings. If the lottery club wins more than $5,000 USD then the club will need to submit a W-2G Form showing the amount won and the amount of withholdings needed to submit to the IRS. Both of these forms will be furnished by the lottery commission. The lottery will then begin sending your club payments or they'll write your club a check for your winnings.
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