Was just reading some retirement tips article put out by AARP, and they were talking about donating to charitable eligible places to offset your taxes.
If I'm a very rich retired person and want to donate to Pitt...why not donate to Panther Club and get that tax write off, versus NIL where there is none?
NIL gets you that big impact though, directly bringing in talent to win.
Is the new VA law allowing NIL to be tax deductible since the school is now blending their NIL and PC initiatives? That puts them at an advantage over us. Unless I misunderstood that new VA law.
Who's been keeping up with the latest on all these NIL change proposals? Which is most likely to stick regarding fundamentally changing this unsustainable monster?
If I'm a very rich retired person and want to donate to Pitt...why not donate to Panther Club and get that tax write off, versus NIL where there is none?
NIL gets you that big impact though, directly bringing in talent to win.
Is the new VA law allowing NIL to be tax deductible since the school is now blending their NIL and PC initiatives? That puts them at an advantage over us. Unless I misunderstood that new VA law.
Who's been keeping up with the latest on all these NIL change proposals? Which is most likely to stick regarding fundamentally changing this unsustainable monster?
