LeBron James to Los Angeles. Kawhi Leonard to Toronto. Carmelo Anthony to Atlanta, and then to Houston.
This has been one of the busiest free agency periods for the National Basketball Association in years. But as players settle into their new homes, they must keep in mind their new tax burdens.
Bloomberg Tax analyzed the biggest off-season moves in the NBA, the National Hockey League, and Major League Baseball (whose trade deadline closed this week) to shed light on how a move could either boost an athlete’s paycheck, or sharply slash it.
In the undoubted biggest offseason splash, LeBron James ...
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