Idaho Lottery
Updated Apr 10, 2026
Everything you need to know about playing the lottery in Idaho: available games, tax rates, and how to claim prizes.
Tax Information
Idaho taxes lottery winnings at 5.8% as part of regular state income tax.
In addition to state taxes, federal taxes apply: 24% withholding + up to 37% top marginal rate. Use our Tax Calculator for a detailed breakdown.
Tax Comparison
Idaho taxes lottery winnings at 5.8%, which is above the national average of 4.9%. On a $100M jackpot, that's a state tax bill of approximately $5.8M — $0.9M more than the average state.
Available Games in Idaho
How to Claim Prizes in Idaho
Prizes under $600 can be claimed at authorized retailers. Prizes from $600 to $10,000 at Idaho Lottery regional offices. Jackpot prizes exceeding $10,000 must be claimed at the Idaho Lottery headquarters in Boise.
Quick Facts
- •Idaho Lottery began operations in 1989
- •Generates significant revenue for education funding
- •Supports various state programs and initiatives
- •Popular multi-state game participant
Latest Results
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What is the lottery tax rate in Idaho?
Idaho taxes lottery winnings at 5.80%. Idaho taxes lottery winnings at 5.8% as part of regular state income tax.
What lottery games are available in Idaho?
Idaho offers 2 major lottery games including Powerball, Mega Millions.
How do I claim lottery prizes in Idaho?
Prizes under $600 can be claimed at authorized retailers. Prizes from $600 to $10,000 at Idaho Lottery regional offices. Jackpot prizes exceeding $10,000 must be claimed at the Idaho Lottery headquarters in Boise.
What is the minimum age to buy lottery tickets in Idaho?
You must be at least 18 years old to purchase lottery tickets in Idaho.
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