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But I thought SC only wanted DB'salxtw wrote:Shame USC gets the last visit to impress with their NIL/check book
They are actually recruiting him as a DB.duck55 wrote:But I thought SC only wanted DB'salxtw wrote:Shame USC gets the last visit to impress with their NIL/check book
That would not help us out too much as we're not too far behind California. But I'm ok with that if it will knock off USC hahaha.JIDuck97 wrote:If only someone would point out to him income taxes.
I’m literally a tax focused CPA and I have lots of experience with taxes in OR and CA, OR is getting tax heavier but believe me it does not compare to CA, no state, even NY, compares to CA when it comes to taxes…alxtw wrote:That would not help us out too much as we're not too far behind California. But I'm ok with that if it will knock off USC hahaha.JIDuck97 wrote:If only someone would point out to him income taxes.
It would be interesting to hear your estimate of what percent difference in total college earnings he'd lose out on from playing for USC in comparison to a school in a no income tax state on his short list. (ie Washington)OregonFan4Life wrote:I’m literally a tax focused CPA and I have lots of experience with taxes in OR and CA, OR is getting tax heavier but believe me it does not compare to CA, no state, even NY, compares to CA when it comes to taxes…alxtw wrote:That would not help us out too much as we're not too far behind California. But I'm ok with that if it will knock off USC hahaha.JIDuck97 wrote:If only someone would point out to him income taxes.
The thing about CA and specifically Los Angeles (and San Francisco) is that while CA does have the highest income tax (13.3% at the highest) that alone wouldn’t make it seem so much worse than other states (including OR, of course no taxes at WA is enticing). Where CA really gets you is all of the other taxes you have to worry about, property, gasoline tax, and especially the sales tax, in LA I believe the combined sales tax is over 10%, and all of this isn’t even considering the cost of living there (gas is at least $6/gallon in LA and it’s not like you aren’t using much gas there!). Of course a high school kid won’t think these things through and USC won’t advertise all of the CA taxes to them. With NIL deals schools will have to hire personal CPA’s whose jobs are to file tax returns for student athletes with NIL deals and they could even give pitches to recruits and parents about why NIL deals are more valuable at their school. Wouldn’t take me long to show a high school student why an NIL deal of $1,000,000 at the UofO is far more valuable than a $1,000,000 NIL deal at USC, and heck I’d even be willing to explain how corrupt CA is with their gross misuse of tax revenue! But I have a feeling that wouldn’t be a pitch that would be persuasive to high school kids.alxtw wrote:It would be interesting to hear your estimate of what percent difference in total college earnings he'd lose out on from playing for USC in comparison to a school in a no income tax state on his short list. (ie Washington)OregonFan4Life wrote:I’m literally a tax focused CPA and I have lots of experience with taxes in OR and CA, OR is getting tax heavier but believe me it does not compare to CA, no state, even NY, compares to CA when it comes to taxes…alxtw wrote:That would not help us out too much as we're not too far behind California. But I'm ok with that if it will knock off USC hahaha.JIDuck97 wrote:If only someone would point out to him income taxes.
I’m feeling good about him! Maybe I’m overconfident but I fully expect him to be a duck and a dominant one too. This coaching staff will help him get record stats at Oregon.greenyellow wrote: