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California's top state income tax bracket, which is what any Rams new head coach would be in, is 13.3%.
If you don't think that much of a difference influences decisions of highly successful people with options, you are divorced from all economic reality.
You haven't a clue what you're talking about. You're basing what somebody else would do based on what you'd do and not on any knowledge of human behavior.
It could be 20% and it wouldn't be a significant factor.
Yes, when it comes to coaches, it really doesn't matter, owner can compensate any sort of money that might be lost due to taxes, but when it comes to players, teams like the Rams get screwed because of the salary cap.
There was a discussion about how this needs to be fixed in the next CBA...team in states with no state income tax have a huge advantage over teams in states like California. Team in California team might have to pay a player $12mil a year to compensate for a player who would get paid $10mil a year in Florida..... Times that by 53 players and it's a big advantage,
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