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Lottery Commission (Renumbered from rules of the former Sweepstakes Commission ( Sw ), and to be renumbered from the rules of the former Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission (Pari).) > RULES FOR PRIZE CLAIMS
Short Summary
The provided legal document content pertains to the rules for prize claims under the New Hampshire lottery commission. It governs the verification of taxpayer identification numbers for claimants of prizes in lottery games. Claimants are required to provide positive proof of their taxpayer identification number. Acceptable forms of positive proof include an original signed social security card, a valid driver’s license with the claimant’s social security number printed, an original paycheck stub with the complete social security number or valid taxpayer identification number printed, a current health insurance card with the claimant’s social security number or valid taxpayer identification number printed, or any other original document containing a printed taxpayer identification number determined to be valid and genuine by the commission. If the claimant fails to provide positive proof, they must complete and sign the ‘W-9 Form, Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification.’ Failure to furnish the taxpayer identification number may result in back-up withholding. The document also governs the procedures for claiming prizes in lottery games. For prizes of $599.99 or less, players can claim the prize by filling out and signing the back of the ticket and submitting it in person at a participating lottery retailer or by mail to the commission. For prizes greater than $599.99, players need to submit the required documentation to the commission either in person or by mail. The document specifies the documentation required for prize claims, such as positive photo identification, proof of taxpayer identification number, and a completed and signed ‘New Hampshire Lottery Claim Form’. Additionally, it mentions that prizes exceeding $5,000 are subject to applicable federal income tax withholding. All prize claims are subject to validation by the commission. The document sets a time limit for claiming prizes, which varies depending on the type of game. Instant scratch games must be claimed prior to the expiration of one year from the termination of the game. Draw-based games must be claimed within one year from the drawing date. All other games must be claimed within one year from the date that the prize was won. Any prize not claimed within the specified time period shall be deemed unclaimed. The document defines the terms ‘Commission’ as the New Hampshire lottery commission and ‘Lottery retailer’ as a sales outlet authorized to sell lottery tickets. These definitions apply to all prize claims made within the jurisdiction. The document does not mention any specific exemptions or penalties for non-compliance. Overall, it provides the necessary definitions for understanding the rules and regulations related to prize claims in the New Hampshire lottery system.
Whom does it apply to?
Claimants of prizes in lottery games, New Hampshire Lottery Commission, lottery retailers
What does it govern?
Verification of taxpayer identification numbers for claimants of prizes in lottery games, procedures for claiming prizes in lottery games, time limits for claiming prizes
What are exemptions?
No exemptions are mentioned in the document.
What are the Penalties?
No specific penalties are mentioned in the document.
Jurisdiction
New Hampshire