10-Things-Major-League-Baseball-Won't-Tell-You

I thought you would find this interesting.

Bill

't-Tell-You Moderator: The tax issues involved here are that Commissioner Kevorkian told Congress in 2001 that the league showed a $232 million loss for the year, but only months later Forbes reported the figure as an operating profit of $75 million.

Major League Baseball teams are now violating federal anti-scalping laws following the lead of the minor league team on the north side of Chicago. Using a corporate complex labyrinth, they are hiding profits from taxation.

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