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Interesting question about the multi-state taxation of NIL payments.

If applicable, the payor (school and/or collective) would have to allocate the payments based on games played in the various states. Also, you need to consider if the athlete is a Virginia resident or out of state resident. State income tax rules can be quite complicated. Depending on the state, some allow credits for taxes paid to other states, some states do not, and some states like Florida, Texas, Montana, Washington, Tennessee, etc. do not have individual state income taxes. The tax exempt status of the payor institution does not enter into the taxability of payments to the athletes, or employees for that matter, except for federal unemployment taxes. And I doubt the states that do assess income taxes would be willing to exempt from taxation payments to college athletes for NIL purposes.
Posted: 02/01/2025 at 12:52 PM ET
(In response to this post by The_VT_Rock)

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The_VT_Rock 02/01/25 12:28 PM ET
Payments to athletes have nothing to do with
Pylons 02/01/25 05:47 PM ET
Wait until they start getting the tax bills
ren_hoek 02/01/25 01:24 PM ET
OMG. The taxes!!!!!!!**
reestuart 02/02/25 10:50 AM ET
Yeah, and from the feds and multiple states. **
RJHokie 02/01/25 01:32 PM ET
but i lost it all on the Fartcoin**
MrBayAreaHokie 02/01/25 01:45 PM ET
Interesting question about the multi-state taxation of NIL payments.
RJHokie 02/01/25 12:52 PM ET
Pro athletes have worked this out, so there is a template.**
EDGEMAN 02/03/25 06:42 AM ET
Yep.
RJHokie 02/03/25 01:07 PM ET