re: NIL saga: AGs of Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi, SC file brief in support of NCAA

In my big-boy job, my employer will cover tuition costs for a college course. I am taxed on that non-monetary contribution. If we’re gonna allow NIL income to college players, then let’s line all of the following up on ye ole W2 for every scholarship athlete to go along with any monetary NIL income:
1. Tuition
2. Books & Lab Materials
3. Personal Trainer Consultations
4. Nutritionist Consultations
5. Meal Plan
6. Housing & Utilities
7. Educational Support & Personal Tutoring
8. Stipend & Game Day Per Diems

CPAs are gonna have a new client niche. So, I’m all in. We should all pay our fair share. It’s the only way. They are gonna get their NIL money ...and a whole lot more.