Taxation of entertainers and athletes permits source state taxation of performance income and third party receipts, with public funding exceptions. Income from personal activities of entertainers and athletes is taxable in the State where the activities are exercised; if income accrues to a third person it may likewise be taxed in the State of performance. Exceptions: where the performer is funded wholly or substantially by public funds of the resident State, only the State of residence taxes the income; and where a third person recipient is funded wholly or substantially by public funds of the State of performance, only that State taxes the income.
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Taxation of entertainers and athletes permits source state taxation of performance income and third party receipts, with public funding exceptions.
Income from personal activities of entertainers and athletes is taxable in the State where the activities are exercised; if income accrues to a third person it may likewise be taxed in the State of performance. Exceptions: where the performer is funded wholly or substantially by public funds of the resident State, only the State of residence taxes the income; and where a third person recipient is funded wholly or substantially by public funds of the State of performance, only that State taxes the income.
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