New York A09192 allows lottery winners who lost their tickets to claim their winnings if they provide documentary proof of purchase within one year.
New York A09192 amends the tax law to allow a potential lottery winner who lost their ticket to claim the winning amount if they show documentary proof of purchase to the lottery agency within one year of the winning date. The bill also requires sellers of lottery tickets to retain identifying information or proof of sale for at least one year from the date of the drawing or the close of the game. This identifying information can be used as documentary proof of purchase for lost ticket claims. The act takes effect immediately.
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