Users note tax deductibility of sports sponsorship expenses
6 Sep 19 7:55 PM · 4d ago · 4 comments · 1 source · development 6 of 7
A commenter highlighted that advertising expenses, including stadium sponsorships, are tax-deductible business expenses, effectively subsidizing healthcare company marketing through the tax system.
“Shouldn't they be using those millions of dollars to pay medical bills for their customers?”
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I thought about it during the Bill's game. Highmark is a health insurance company. Shouldn't they be using those millions of dollars to pay medical bills for their customers?
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And it’s a tax deductible business expense 🫠
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All to cover up their losses in bad investments. Top right now 1.3 Billion from Dentist Fund in Europe.
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Television commercials too! They aren’t cheap. Drug companies & insurance companies own television commercials.
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