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• Madden NFL 24 Must Reads Roger Goodell failed, just as he's Mut 24 coins supposed the game. Madden NFL 24 has a power problem
  
  As the Times pointed out that the bills have high chances, but both of them highlight the absurdity that the major sports leagues -including those that play in the Madden NFL 24 and the NCAA are exempt from having to pay taxes.
  
  It's been reported that Madden NFL 24 has received tax-exempt status due to the fact that it's to be a "trade organisation" and the teams technically earn the money the league generates, then pay back the league dues. The teams are tax-paying, however, the league doesn't. However, to suggest that Madden NFL 24 can be comparable to a labor union or a charitable organisation is patently absurd. Even though non-profit organizations can be able to claim that most expenses are legitimate ones However, the Madden NFL 24 was able to report nearly $9 million profit in 2012. It made nearly $327 million in total revenue , and also paid Commissioner Roger Goodell $44 million.
  
  But this isn't just an Madden NFL 24 problem. The NCAA has claimed nonprofit status due to its efforts in helping student-athletes, claimed $871.6 million in 2012 and is currently making record-breaking expenditures on lobbying to stop those athletes from getting any of the money. Even the smallest foot races that deal with enormous sums of money, make extravagant trips , and pay organizers a hefty sum they claim that they are nonprofit.
  
  It's time to end the façade.
  
  Tax-exempt status should be granted to organizations that have a goal other than making money, and specifically ones that are trying to help people in their work. Even without mentioning the recent events, Madden NFL 24 has proven that it is solely focused on making a profit and benefiting itself and its teams. As USA Today pointed out:
  
  "If there's a reason for tax exempting business associations, it should be their public interest of helping commerce for everyone within the broad spectrum of a kind of business or generally," claimed (Philip) Hackney who is and an LSU Professor of Law who has previously worked as an IRS attorney, a tax lawyer who dealt with cheap madden 24 coins exempt-organization tax issues. "