The Ministry of Finance this afternoon announced the winning numbers for the March-April uniform invoice lottery.
The winning number for the NT$10 million (US$318,060) special prize is 19531471, and the winning number for the NT$2 million grand prize is 85941329.
Three numbers were drawn for the NT$200,000 first prize: 07225810, 20231230 and 83518781.
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Those with receipts matching the last seven digits of any of the first-prize numbers will win the NT$40,000 second prize, while those matching the last six digits will win the NT$10,000 third prize.
Those whose receipts match the last five digits of the first-prize numbers can claim the NT$4,000 fourth prize, while those matching the last four digits will win the NT$1,000 fifth prize.
Finally, those with receipts matching the last three digits of any of the first-prize numbers will receive the NT$200 sixth prize.
Prizes can be claimed from June 6 to Sept. 7, the Taxation Administration said, reminding winners to claim their prizes within the designated period.
In addition, the ministry has also drawn 3.96 million sets of winning numbers for the cloud invoice exclusive prizes for the first half of the year, which includes 30 NT$1 million prizes, 16,000 NT$2,000 prizes, 100,000 NT$800 prizes and 3.85 million NT$500 prizes.
These numbers can be viewed on the ministry’s e-invoice platform, it added.
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