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Not exactly the wrong forum... but how do state taxes impact recruiting?
Apparently the pros are concerned about this... but it must also affect college players' NIL net income?
Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/seahawks-gm-john-schneider-discusses-impact-of-new-millionaires-tax-in-washington/ar-AA1YvR7o?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=69b413141ab14f2bbdc311705b31a8a3&ei=33
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Replies to: Not exactly the wrong forum... but how do state taxes impact recruiting?
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They don’t
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Well yeah… they do Don, if you’re a smart kid or mom and dad will definitely look at it
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Well...that certainly clears things up...
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On the flip side and had this discussion with my bud who's a diehard 49 fan
Pretty surprised it head scratcher, Mike Evans leaves Florida for San Fran and CA taxes???? Bay area expensive as ..
I'm not getting it.
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I think Mississippi passed or is about to pass a law exempting NIL money from taxes
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Mississippi is the poorest state in the country for a reason. The stupid led by the corrupt.
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If they do pass this, it's just wrong. Income should be taxed.
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I don't see what the rationale could possibly be for distinguishing it.
"Pass it for Ole Miss, because we want to get more bang for our buck!"?
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That's fraught with disaster. "NIL money" is not actual NIL money in most cases...and hasn't been...
...since about the second day of this nonsensical "system"...
...and NIL is income anyway and should be taxed.
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