The other thing is that many states have gone to taxing visiting players, so the difference in tax is only about half the actual state difference.
The other thing is that many states have gone to taxing visiting players, so the difference in tax is only about half the actual state difference.
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As someone who works in many, many states per year - the home state do credit back taxes to other states. And most companies will gross you up to pay the difference in states without income tax (possibly doubtful for NFL contracts).Originally Posted by MadScientist
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Right, that's why I said the difference would be about half the state to state difference. Half the games are at home, so they pay that state's tax, half are on the road, so they pay that state's tax. Road games in states with no tax would presumably default to the home state's tax. No way does the NFL adjust contracts to account for this.
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