Rejoint: août 2019
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marner won't pay that much in taxes. you're oversimplifying marginal tax brackets, jock tax, escrow, agent's fees, etc.. the real tax difference is 8.62% of the amount over the highest marginal tax bracket over 42 home games, minus any pre-tax amounts for health, retirement, etc., minus whatever his accountant manages to shield from tax liability. then the rest is a wash because jock taxes will be equal for both states.
the actual difference is probably less than 3% over the life of the contract.