Friday, June 17, 2016

“Jock Tax” Hangs Over NBA Finals


By America Tax Reform, June 16, 2016 

There is more on the line in Game 6 than just the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy. If Golden State doesn’t close out the NBA Finals in Cleveland, everyone in the Cavaliers’ organization will have to pay California’s “Jock Tax” for Game 7. While Cleveland abolished the jock tax last fall, California has the highest version of the tax at 13.3%.

For two decades, states and municipalities have been levying a “duty days” tax on traveling professionals which has become known as the “jock tax” since it applies most visibly to professional athletes. The tax is calculated by the number of days that an individual spends in the state whether it be for practice, games, or meetings.


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