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It is probably a wash anyway. The big money that bothers the author (e.g., coaches salary, admin compensation) ends up getting taxed as income. If you taxed it
by WillPostForFood 3y ago
It is probably a wash anyway. The big money that bothers the author (e.g., coaches salary, admin compensation) ends up getting taxed as income. If you taxed it on the way in, you'd probably just see it offset with lower salaries and less tax collected on that spending. I don't see a big tax collection potential here.
According to the same NCAA analysis of Power Five schools, only 15% of expenditures go to student athletic aid at Power Five schools, while 22% goes to “coaching compensation” (and an additional 20% goes to “administrative compensation”)
- viknesh 3y agoWould you also agree that if NFL teams were tax exempt, it wouldn't matter anyways? I agree that the dollar impact of lost taxes on society is negligible, but the blatant unfairness seems worth fixing.
- bdcravens 3y agoThe point of my original comment is that the majority of college sports don't make the kind of money that NFL or SEC teams make.