As the Coburn report points out, "state and local governments usually exempt these organizations from state income and sales tax as well." As the Indiana Business Journal reported, that proved to be a nice little perk when the Super Bowl was held in Indianapolis this year, because "hotels and restaurants won't be taxing National Football League employees. They're exempt from paying, according to an Indiana Department of Revenue directive. The NFL is using its taxexempt status as a 501(c)(6) to avoid paying the taxes, in addition to fuel, auto rental and admissions taxes.".Packers and Rams vs. Falcons. Of course, the nightcap features the Seahawks and 49ers locking up in a rematch, but NBC and their website will handle coverage, rather than CBS, FOX or DIRECTV..

Sachin Tendulkar retires from Test cricket after 'living his dream for 24 years'India's recordbreaking batsman Sachin Tendulkar announced on Thursday that he would retire after playing his 200th