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If you live in one state and work in another, you have to let the IRS know about it when tax time arrives.

If you work in more than one state, that’s also something you need to tell the IRS. And for professional athletes, competing on the road makes figuring out income taxes very complicated.

“Take, [for] example, a professional baseball player. How many cities does that baseball player play in? They will owe a tax return, sometimes, in ten to 15 states. So, it can be a little bit onerous. For a first-time professional athlete, when they first get their check, it’s great, and then they realize, ‘I have to pay tax everywhere,'” says tax attorney and Certified Public Accountant Rich Hofmann.

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