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Texas A&M boosters paying $30M NIL
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[QUOTE="richmondcuse03, post: 4113735, member: 984"] Hopefully the boosters are providing accounting advice and support as part of these deals. I find it interesting that a booster would want to do this vs donate to the AD directly. One is a tax advantage - this is a marketing expense for the LLC no? Do they just write it off? Get the athlete to do a few promos for some Business or charity they have a relationship with and write that off as something in mind? I’m not an accountant but find it interesting. Sure shady stuff will go on. [/QUOTE]
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