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With Thousand Of Dollars Involved Is This An IRS Violation

Taxes is the only way I see this a Federal issue. But then wouldn't it be the recruits (families), unless the assistant coaches were getting some of that too.
 
What are the ramifications for the four schools involved? Will there be NCAA sanctions?

If the investigation is ongoing, that could mean they have more to come...
 
What are the ramifications for the four schools involved? Will there be NCAA sanctions?

If the investigation is ongoing, that could mean they have more to come...
What are the ramifications for the four schools involved? Will there be NCAA sanctions?

If the investigation is ongoing, that could mean they have more to come...
Death sentence for every school not named North Carolina.
 
Taxes is the only way I see this a Federal issue. But then wouldn't it be the recruits (families), unless the assistant coaches were getting some of that too.

According to the press conference, the investigator said that the Feds were involved because employees of taxpayer supported institutions (which public schools are) are forbidden from taking bribes. He characterized the payments made to coaches from agents as receiving bribes. I'm sure the IRS will be involved as well.
 
According to the press conference, the investigator said that the Feds were involved because employees of taxpayer supported institutions (which public schools are) are forbidden from taking bribes. He characterized the payments made to coaches from agents as receiving bribes. I'm sure the IRS will be involved as well.

that's also why Coach 1 and Coach 2 at University 6 wasn't arrested yesterday. it wasn't the coaches who got the money there, it was the kid. it's not illegal for Adidas and their schools to pay the kids to go to particular schools.
 
I think they should offer amnesty to the recruits parents, for testimony. Get them all.
 
A prominent guy like Chuck Person is a perfect candidate to do some jail time for receiving at least $90K in dirty money you know he didn't declare. Sends a loud and clear message to the whole coaching community.
 
that's also why Coach 1 and Coach 2 at University 6 wasn't arrested yesterday. it wasn't the coaches who got the money there, it was the kid. it's not illegal for Adidas and their schools to pay the kids to go to particular schools.

But, the kid just made a lot less money. If Adidas paid him $100K to go to U6 on June 3rd, he darn sure has to claim it on taxes this coming year. So, the $100K he got, just became about $70K, since he will have to pay state and federal taxes, fica, and medicare. Hope it was worth it for him.
 
But, the kid just made a lot less money. If Adidas paid him $100K to go to U6 on June 3rd, he darn sure has to claim it on taxes this coming year. So, the $100K he got, just became about $70K, since he will have to pay state and federal taxes, fica, and medicare. Hope it was worth it for him.

Apparently he didn't get the full payment yet.
Only like 25k so far if I remember right.
 
Some question why the FBI is involved. My question is who paid Federal Income Taxes on these gifts of thousands of dollars.

Follow the money.

If anyone received the ill gotten funds this year, the taxes won't be due until April 15, 2018. For money received in 2016, they can still timely file by October 15th of this year. For the tax years 2015 and beyond, they will need to file an amended return.

The core federal charges involve bribery to agents of institutions receiving federal funds. This is some very creative prosecution. Something or someone triggered this action by the Prosecutor for the Southern District of New York. I suspect it was information shared by the confidential informant who was wired up during all of these nefarious activities. The informant is no doubt facing serious criminal charges of his own.

Historically, the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York initiates the highest profile prosecution cases of any United States Attorney. See link: http://www.businessinsider.com/why-the-southern-district-of-new-york-is-so-prestigious-2013-11
 
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