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I can see it being possible to attempt to tax you but did they actually tax the catcher of the ball? Or any balls before they were sold? Seems like the article is saying it is possible but it's not clear if it was actually followed through on. I can't see theoretical taxes being constitutional.
If your father was a player, do you have to pay taxes when he hands you a jersey to hang up in your room? Does Albert Pujols have to pay taxes on every game used jersey he takes home just in case he sells them? Last edited by packs; 06-03-2012 at 02:04 PM. 
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