Tavares
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Coco-puffs
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louisstamos said:
That calculator seems to be off. US Federal Income tax goes to 37% above 600k. His effective rate would be approximately 36.3%, or approximately $4M per season on a $11M AAV. So, 7x11 (* 36.3%) = $28M in taxes. The calculator has it at $24M in taxes. Note, that increases his taxes for EVERY US city on there (ie, everyone except Toronto).
Average Joes
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louisstamos said:
I don't get their numbers for Florida. I have tried three online tax calculators and get $6,097,000 net on $10,000,000. TSN has it at $6,828,000. I used the better trump taxes too. Any ideas?
Coco-puffs
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Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate said:
Except for Timmy Thomas.
haven't read the whole thread but haven't seen this mentioned anywhere yet. If the offer is for 7 years and the whole idea is for JT to win, if thats his biggest draw to any particular organization than shouldn't the pitch be what the team would potentially look like in the back half of the contract?
For instance dubas could show that they intend on keeping matthews, marner and nylander so that in the last year of JT's contract when he is turning 35 those other 3 will all me in their late 20's still and should still make up the anchor of the best offence in the league.
to me that should be the pitch, John if you come to toronto they will be a top 5 cup contender for the entire 7 years (barring injury or lockout or whatever unforeseen stuff...)
Like what will boston look like in 5 years...no more bergeron, no more chara, marchand will be old.
same with SJ...even TB in 5 years pretty much everyone will be past their prime or at least near the end.
in toronto in 5 years all the stars are still smack dab in the middle of their prime..JT would literally be investing in apple as they are introducing the first iphone.
For instance dubas could show that they intend on keeping matthews, marner and nylander so that in the last year of JT's contract when he is turning 35 those other 3 will all me in their late 20's still and should still make up the anchor of the best offence in the league.
to me that should be the pitch, John if you come to toronto they will be a top 5 cup contender for the entire 7 years (barring injury or lockout or whatever unforeseen stuff...)
Like what will boston look like in 5 years...no more bergeron, no more chara, marchand will be old.
same with SJ...even TB in 5 years pretty much everyone will be past their prime or at least near the end.
in toronto in 5 years all the stars are still smack dab in the middle of their prime..JT would literally be investing in apple as they are introducing the first iphone.
Coco-puffs
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herman said:
??? I've seen it reported that he didn't wan't to leave Harvard early and plans on going to UFA after college... not sure it has anything to do with it being Calgary??
louisstamos said:
I'm certainly nowhere close to a tax expert, but is this really that simple? Don't athletes have to file taxes for any/most road cities that they play in during the season in addition to where they have their permanent residence? Also again, not a tax expert, but I'm pretty sure Tavares will have a pretty good accountant who will help minimize what he's going to owe.
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Joe S. said:
It's tough to make the PowerPoint presentations when your Dad's basement doesn't have white walls. No wi-fi, either.
He has salt and vinegar chips (kettle cooked) in case anyone gets hungry...he ate the cool ranch Doritos already. He's good to go at a minute's notice if you want to see him.
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Total taxes paid assuming 11M AAV...
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The Leafs, Sharks, and Islanders are considered the three favourites for Tavares and there's really not that much of a difference between the three there.