December 28, 2016 03:11PM
The thing is, property taxes are easily avoided by not owning property, which works for many professional athletes who rent where they play and may own where they actually live in the off season.

CA is still middle of the pack from a state perspective in property tax rates, but that is also a function of municipality in most places. The difference on a $179K home in CA (which buys you a shack) and in Texas (which buys you a nice home) is about $2K per year. However, the median home in Texas is only $131K vs. $371K in CA. So, the median property tax paid in Texas is about $500 less than in CA.

Texas also happens to be a worse case scenario than Florida. Florida's property taxes on average aren't much higher than CA's plus FL has no state income tax.
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  NFL Needs to fix this ASAP -tax adjusted salary cap.

Rampage2K-640December 28, 2016 08:29AM

  Re: NFL Needs to fix this ASAP -tax adjusted salary cap.

bigjimram21336December 28, 2016 09:03AM

  Re: NFL Needs to fix this ASAP -tax adjusted salary cap.

Rampage2K-343December 28, 2016 09:27AM

  Re: NFL Needs to fix this ASAP -tax adjusted salary cap.

BobCarl386December 28, 2016 11:37AM

  And when a player gets traded?

RFIP367December 28, 2016 11:54AM

  Also, visiting team tax, or jock tax

Blue and Gold287December 28, 2016 11:44AM

  Sounds like California's problem

9er8er349December 28, 2016 01:24PM

  Re: Sounds like California's problem

Bud Frosty380December 28, 2016 01:49PM

  More often it's "hotel tax" or "sin tax"

LesBaker268December 28, 2016 02:30PM

  Re: Sounds like California's problem

9er8er326December 28, 2016 03:11PM