On February 1, 2015, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady took home his fourth Super Bowl ring and his third Super Bowl MVP trophy when
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Fix The Tax Code Friday: NFL, Money & Tax Exempt Status
Earlier this week, the National Football League (NFL) announced that it would voluntarily give up its tax-exempt status. The NFL has been tax-exempt since 1942
Read MoreWidow Of Former Pacers Owner Sues IRS For $21 Million, Says Team Became An 'Embarrassment'
Last year, the Indiana Pacers found themselves in a National Basketball Association (NBA) showdown with the Miami Heat. As the regular season was winding down,
Read MoreNFL Will Give Up Tax-Exempt Status, Calling It A 'Distraction'
On February 15, 2014, Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice got onto an elevator with his then-fiancee, now-wife Janay Palmer in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Read MoreWahlberg And Diddy Bet $250,000 On Mayweather & Pacquiao Fight
On May 2, “The Fight of the Century” is happening in Vegas. If you have somehow missed out on the hype, the fight features star boxers
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Famous Tax Cheats: Pete Rose, Baseball Player
Peter Edward Rose, one of the most famous faces in baseball, turned 74 last week. He still holds more records than any other player in
Read More9 Tournament & Tax Tips On The Road To The Final Four
There are a few things you can reliably count on this time of year: The winds are a little less biting. The daffodils are finally
Read MoreBrady Passes On Super Bowl Prize As Butler Hauls In Truck & Tax Bill
New England Patriots’ cornerback Malcolm Butler might have snagged that Russell Wilson interception that lead to the Patriots’ win at Super Bowl XLIX but quarterback
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Salaries, Ads, Security: How Much Did Super Bowl XLIX Cost?
In my house, today is all about Super Bowl XLIX. Yes, we’d rather see the Eagles playing (to be fair, we didn’t expect that to
Read MoreNFL Flagged With Another Challenge To Tax-Exempt Status Because Of Redskins
With football season in full swing, members of Congress are taking another hit at the NFL’s tax exempt status: a second bill has been introduced which aims to eliminating tax exempt status unless the Washington Redskins yank their name. Does it have enough support to make a difference?
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