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    My retirement dream is basically to have 2 cabins, one here in Texas on my own piece of hunting property where I would live October-May. Another cabin in Alaska where I would live and fish all summer


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      Thats a tough one

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        The Keys..

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          panhandle, palo duro canyon area.

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            Driggs Idaho, awesome little town across the pass from Jackson Hole with great fly fishing and skiing.

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              Originally posted by nbrantr View Post
              slow down hoss, you do have to pay taxes on the $80K since it is income
              Incorrect. He just said say you had 1-2 million. If you won it you'd have to pay taxes on the total sum one time. Perhaps I won 2.75 million and walked with 2.

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                A shack on Isla Roatan would be nice.

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                    Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter View Post
                    Incorrect. He just said say you had 1-2 million. If you won it you'd have to pay taxes on the total sum one time. Perhaps I won 2.75 million and walked with 2.
                    haha, okay I was just going by your original post:


                    Originally posted by Burntorange Bowhunter
                    I'd pay off our place north of Wimberley. Put 1.6 million in an interst bearing account. Retire at 53. We'd have 80,000 a year for 20 years. No mortgage payment.
                    in this scenario you'd pay tax on 80K per year regardless of the source of the money originally invested (lotto, savings, etc.).

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                      Originally posted by nbrantr View Post
                      haha, okay I was just going by your original post:









                      in this scenario you'd pay tax on 80K per year regardless of the source of the money originally invested (lotto, savings, etc.).
                      Negative.

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                        Positive. it's income man, you've got to pay income taxes! Well I guess could go to jail but they'd get you one way or another!
                        Last edited by nbrantr; 08-12-2021, 01:56 PM.

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                          Can’t believe nobody has mentioned splitting the $2m with the wife, cutting her loose, and moving to Thailand.


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                            Originally posted by nbrantr View Post
                            slow down hoss, you do have to pay taxes on the $80K since it is income

                            That depends on how he got the $80k per year.


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                              Originally posted by nbrantr View Post
                              Positive. it's income man, you've got to pay income taxes! Well I guess could go to jail but they'd get you one way or another!
                              What don't you understand about the fact that he's just pulling $80k per year out of his savings to live on. That money would have already had taxes paid on it when it was earned. He can pull $80k out for 25 years before he eats up the $2MM. He's right. He would not have to pay taxes on that money again.

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                                Nice house on the lake in the hill country.

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