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Bobbleheads and other free swag star in baseball tax dispute

  • Written by Jonathan Entin, Professor Emeritus of Law and Adjunct Professor of Political Science, Case Western Reserve University
Bobbleheads and other free swag star in baseball tax disputeShould baseball teams pay tax on the bobbleheads they give away?AP Photo/Michael Dwyer

At the beginning of the baseball season, every team wants to win the World Series or at least make a strong playoff run. For the Cincinnati Reds, the goal might be more modest: breaking a streak of three straight last-place finishes and improving on the worst-pitc...

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