(12-07-2022, 08:18 AM)cardcrimson Wrote:(12-07-2022, 07:52 AM)OutsiderFan Wrote: [tweet]https://twitter.com/jonmorosi/status/1600480262072123392[/tweet]
Would have been glad to be wrong about this, but the Giants failed again, and they also lied to the fans. "We will not be outbid" looks very dumb now.
Don't think they were outbid. Yankees appear to have matched, and he apparently decided to stay in NY and play as a Yankee. Money isn't all that goes into a decision.
Yep. There are reports that the Yankees bid was not the highest. Giants were reportedly first to offer $360,000,000 over 9.
Gotta get over it, pivot and work to sign Correa or Boegarts and or Nimmo plus an SP, maybe Senga or Bassitt. Can’t blame FO for this one. But If they strike out going forward, this will be a very cold Winter.
(12-07-2022, 05:32 AM)Mick Wrote: Top CA state income tax rate is 13.3%, but about 3/8 of his ball games would be played out of state. He'll get W-2's in every state in which he plays games, so he would file at the lower rate in those states. So he'd pay no tax in Texas, Washington, or Florida, and just 3.07% for Phillies and Pirates games. 42 states have state income taxes. Lowest is Pennsylvania (hello, Phillies and Pirates!) at 3.07%, but then you have to live in Pennsylvania...California is a dream for most people. BTW, of the eight states that don't tax income, most are in the West: Alaska, Wyoming, Nevada, Washington. Others are Florida, Tennessee, Texas, and South Dakota.
Not sure on this. But I believe they have some formula to deal with this.
https://www.jacksonhewitt.com/tax-help/j...ate-taxes/