LeBron James weighs NYC home as Philly helicopter commute faces tax and ban hurdles

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Fortune reports LeBron James is considering living in New York and commuting to the Philadelphia 76ers by helicopter, a move that would bring complex tax questions (pied-à-terre taxes and cross-state wage taxes) and potential clashes with NYC’s helicopter restrictions, even as his two-year, $8 million deal with Philly includes a major pay cut and could spur regional economic impact.
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