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Originally Posted by Saul Good
They will be on the 2016 return...because the money is for being on the team during the full 2015 season...which ends in 2016. You keep arguing the most ridiculous semantics as if it proves something. It just proves that you're incapable of having a normal conversation and understanding context.
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This is silly.
The last game of the season is January 3rd. Players are paid weekly during the season, so as I understand it, Russell Wilson will receive $43,750 dollars for 15 games played in 2015, which equals $656,250.00 in salary.
His guaranteed figure of $20 million, in the form was a signing bonus, has already been paid, making Wilson's total earnings from the Seattle Seahawks in 2015 at $20,656.250.00 dollars.
He'll be responsible for reporting those earnings on his 2015 tax return, not the 2016 tax return.