Members of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin will be getting something extra from their tribe's casino.
The 16,000 members will share in a $88 million per capita payout from the tribe's gaming revenues.
Members over the age of 62 will receive $10,000 while the rest will receive $5,000.
That's the amount before taxes, though. Tribal members will have to report the payment as income, which might change their tax bracket.
The tribe normally pays out about $800 a year in gaming revenues. The tribal membership voted for the one-time $88 million payout.
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(The Green Bay Press Gazette 12/17)
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