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You are wrong. You are always wrong. Yet you always claim you are right. I have no interested in playing your games anymore.
Nope. I am just sick of these games here. if you are too lazy to use Google then that is your problem. Anytime I give a link in history in this forum the link is called "fake" "made up" "lies" by these idiots like chumpdumper.
He is an arrogant and stupid ahole.
You are wrong. You are always wrong. Yet you always claim you are right. I have no interested in playing your games anymore.
I gave you the link to the CBA. Just tell me which article that is in.
Why? You have been so mean and rude to me here forever and for no reason.
You may be right. Show us all where the income tax collection clause is in the CBA.
Actually, I'm not to lazy to use google. Shockingly, this thread was the only relevant page that came up discussing your claims. So, at the moment, you have provided no substantiation, I cannot find it through conventional searches, and it does not exist in the relevant portions of the CBA, which I just perused with a pdf search.
I usually treat people badly when they spout off things they claim to be facts, but never back anything up with proof.
Here's the link again.
http://www.nbpa.org/cba/2005
Just tell me which article to look at.
NBA fans should of already known these things.
Not really. Casual fans don't need to know these things to enjoy the NBA.
Tell us where to find the state income tax collection clause:
http://www.nbpa.org/cba/2005
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Since I couldn't find anything in the CBA about state income tax collection, I did some googling and came across this from someone claiming to be a CPA.
http://www.reallifedebt.com/blog/of-...rden-4676.htmlThere is no double tax. The players (employees) are taxed for the time doing their job in a particular state. That's pretty much the rule for everyone that receives earned income from an employer. Say you are an employee for IBM and you're assigned to work in two different states. You would be taxed on your earnings for each state. If those assignments are temporary, generally the non-resident state will not require you to pay tax and all income ends up being taxed in your home state.
Players will receive a credit on the home state tax return if and when they pay taxes to another state. So generally, the tax paid to other states offsets the tax players would have to pay their home state. I say generally, because some states like Texas & Florida don't have an income tax.
Mark Cuban's employees don't pay any state income taxes when they play at home if they claim Texas as their resident state. When they're on the road they will pay taxes to the state they're working in. So they have to file a few more tax returns: big deal. After all they get paid extraordinary amounts to play a game and for that trouble they end up paying the same taxes we all have to pay.
So players for Florida and Texas teams residing in those states pay no taxes on home games.
Indeed, no NBA players pay taxes on games played in Texas or Florida -- because those states don't have income taxes.
Maybe that CPA could also explain how a professional athlete slated to make tens of millions of dollars can secure a loan for $700K.
Last edited by Mel_13; 06-17-2010 at 01:08 AM.
You dirty mother er! Always trying to muddy the truth with your facts!
You cannot read. Only people that live in Texas and Florida. Learn to read English. Also it says clearly each player is taxed by city they play in.
Everything I said is true and correct and you are wrong. Once again you use a link that once again proves you are wrong and you make up lies to claim it says you are right. There is something wrong with you man.
Can you not read? The link verifies everything I said.You dirty mother er! Always trying to muddy the truth with your facts!
His link verifies everything I said. What is wrong with you re s?
Are you re ed? The link verifies just what I said. Every NBA player pays local taxes on the city they play in.
Just like I said you moron. Just like it says in the CBA it is averaged to 7.9 percent.
EVERY NBA player pays this including ones in Texas just like the link he posted SAYS it.
You are obviously a re .
Except where they don't.
Where does the CBA say that?Just like I said you moron. Just like it says in the CBA it is averaged to 7.9 percent.
Here is the link again:
http://www.nbpa.org/cba/2005
Tell us where to find it.
Except they don't when they play in Texas and Florida.EVERY NBA player pays this including ones in Texas just like the link he posted SAYS it.
You are obviously a re .
Please don't argue with this idiot dumper, KBP just calls people idiots and re s when he can't provide a link or back up what he says.
I think the paradox here just ripped a hole in the fabric of space-time.Nothing is worse than morons who act so superior.
and that's the damn truth.
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