Taiwan's uniform invoice prize winning nu...

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) - Taiwan's Ministry of Finance (MOF) announced Monday the uniform-invoice prize winning numbers for January and February, 2019, with the NT$10 million Special Prize winning number being 00106725 and the NT$2 million Grand Prize winning number being 90819218. Did you hit the jackpot?

Special Prize	00106725
Special Prize	NT$10 million for matching all the digits from the above special prize winning number.
Grand Prize	90819218
Grand Prize	NT$2 million for matching all the digits from the above grand prize winning number.
First Prize	13440631; 26650552; 09775722
First Prize	NT$200,000 for matching all the digits from any of the above first prize winning numbers.
Second Prize	NT$40,000 for matching the last seven digits from any of the first prize winning numbers.
Third Prize	NT$10,000 for matching the last six digits from any of the first prize winning numbers.
Fourth Prize	NT$4,000 for matching the last five digits from any of the first prize winning numbers.
Fifth Prize	NT$1,000 for matching the last four digits from any of the first prize winning numbers.
Sixth Prize	NT$200 for matching the last three digits from any of the first prize winning numbers.
Additional Sixth Prize	809; 264
Additional Sixth Prize	NT$200 for matching the three digits of the Additional Sixth Prize winning number.

The ministry reminds all winners of the January and February uniform invoice lotteries to claim their prizes between April 5, 2019 and July 5, 2019.

For winners of the special, grand, first, second, third and fourth prize, a 20 percent withholding tax is levied on the prize.

NT$200 winners can also present the winning invoices to any of contracted convenient stores around Taiwan to either add the value to their payment cards or purchase merchandise of the equivalent value, but the value must not be less than NT$200 as no change will be given back.

The lottery, designed to boost tax revenues, was introduced on Jan. 1, 1951. The lottery has successfully encouraged people in Taiwan to obtain receipts for every purchase made with businesses with a certain amount of monthly turnover.