I've always been fascinated by the "jock taxes" every city and state with a pro sports team has. It's the height of "taxation without representation". McCutchen doesn't live in St Louis, Cincinnati, or Philadelphia, but owes what appears to be quite a pretty penny to those jurisdictions for three days of work on a road trip.
I realize that all pro athletes pay those taxes, and that no one really feels sorry for them having to pay said taxes, but it's an aspect of tax law that screams "gimme dat!" more than any other tax.
I realize that all pro athletes pay those taxes, and that no one really feels sorry for them having to pay said taxes, but it's an aspect of tax law that screams "gimme dat!" more than any other tax.
"Nothing comes easier than madness in the world today
Mass paranoia is a mode not a malady"
Bad Religion - The Defense