It's sort of like a hotel tax on the pro's that come to town to play. Who cares, right? We all know we really don't care when the Millionaires fight with the Billionaires during contract negotiations. But now the B's are going to screw the M's by having their duly bought and paid for reps make a law to tax their earnings. Of course the B's aren't going to have to pay a penny extra. Sounds fair to .... the B's right?
Of course nonresident could mean the home town players too if they don't live here. I'm mean if you're going to screw with the players lets not leave anyone out.
If you want to try and figure out this gobbledygook, give it a shot. Maybe I missread something. HB470
But if this stuff really doesn't intrest you, you can go look at picture of the Philly naked bike ride.
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"Performance Tax?" How much will underperforming players have to pay ... 1%? Will a player having a great year have to pay more? This whole discussion is too taxing, and makes my head hurt. My wallet, too.
That has been brought up here from time to time in Ohio, but has never come to fruition. Cheers Mike!!
There are a lot of states that have a "performance tax." Some states, like NY or Cali it even applies to stand up comics and musical acts who put on shows.
B - Make other people pay for the stuff you want. It's the American way.
MM - Maybe this will fail too.
J - Or maybe it's time for payback.
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