The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that the Cincinnati Reds aren’t required to pay taxes on promotional items that they give to fans who attend their games.
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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 MoreBig Dreams, Big Dollars, Big Stakes At Little League World Series
This week, Mo’Ne Davis made Sports Illustrated history: she became the first Little League player to make the cover of the sports magazine in its
Read MoreBraves New World? Taxpayer Funding Remains A Concern As Atlanta Rushes Towards New Stadium
When I was in elementary school, I had two career paths in mind: shortstop for the Atlanta Braves or trial lawyer. This was the result
Read MoreBest Night Of Baseball Ever: You Can Bet On It
So wow. I hope you stayed up last night – like I did – to catch those baseball games. And by those baseball games, I
Read MoreBeer, Taxes & Baseball: Can You Get Any More American Than That?
Baseball fans all over the country can breathe a sigh of relief. No, it’s not because the Phillies managed to crank out two runs in
Read MoreThe IRS Cares What Clemens Has To Say
IRS Special Agent Jeff Novitzky has a special interest in the hearing for seven-time Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens. Novitzky has been at the
Read MoreRed Sox Win! Now What?
While my Phillies weep silently, waiting for next season, there are tax consequences galore to consider in Boston. Huh? Check out this great post at
Read More756 Goes On The Chopping Block
As a bunch of folks predicted, Barry Bonds’ record-breaking home run ball (756) will be sold at auction. The fan who caught it, 21-year-old Matt
Read MoreThe Ball. The Hoopla. The Tax.
There is a lot that is going to be written about that ball. You know the one that I’m talking about… 756. You know that
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