Posted September 17, 20186 yr comment_356352 Teams like Tampa Bay, Florida, Vegas and San Jose seem to have a pretty favourable position with state taxes etc when it comes to signing guys 'under the cap'... will the NHL evolve into a two tiered system - where there are some elite 'tax relief' teams...?
September 17, 20186 yr comment_356364 34 minutes ago, Floyd said: Teams like Tampa Bay, Florida, Vegas and San Jose seem to have a pretty favourable position with state taxes etc when it comes to signing guys 'under the cap'... will the NHL evolve into a two tiered system - where there are some elite 'tax relief' teams...? Not sure if taxes apply. On a related note...is there not dollar-relief for Canuck teams if it goes too low? Edited September 17, 20186 yr by FrostyWinnipeg
September 17, 20186 yr comment_356374 It’s not about relief to owners. It is about making the cap truly equal. $8M / year in Florida is not the same as $8M / year in Winnipeg to a player after taxes. In Free Agency, those teams essentially have a higher cap to play with.
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