Wojo's Compensation & Pilarz's Mess

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Not sure about 990 reporting, but the IRS will treat it as taxable compensation (i.e., its not for personal injury ).

I don't think it would fall under the compensation section, more likely will be buried in a general line item. 

[warriorchick]

Not sure about 990 reporting, but the IRS will treat it as taxable compensation (i.e., its not for personal injury ).

Did he receive any monetary judgment besides his back pay?  If not, he probably didn't get enough to make it onto the 990.

[mu_hilltopper]

I'm sure they can reach a confidential agreement before the hearing.

They could, but I will bet a box of donuts McAdams would take a smaller, but highly public settlement.

[Nukem2]

They could, but I will bet a box of donuts McAdams would take a smaller, but highly public settlement.

That's what I was suggesting earlier.  He likes attention.

[WarriorDad]

http://latenighthoops.com/buzz-williams-virginia-tech-finalize-contract/#.WTrPLvA8KEd

From more than 3 years ago...

"Don't let the numbers in headlines or the traditional media fool you. Buzz Williams taking less to leave Marquette and go to Virginia Tech didn't happen."

This is great info.  How do those guys get that info?  Open records laws?

[Jay Bee]

This is great info.  How do those guys get that info?  Open records laws?

Yes. If someone else has requested and posted a contract online, I'll just grab that of course, but often will make requests of the respective universities. Some are very responsive and easy to work with. Others are not or are d1**s (for example, Memphis).

[WarriorDad]

Yes. If someone else has requested and posted a contract online, I'll just grab that of course, but often will make requests of the respective universities. Some are very responsive and easy to work with. Others are not or are d1**s (for example, Memphis).

Are they required to provide information in a certain period of time after the request?

[Jay Bee]

Are they required to provide information in a certain period of time after the request?

Not sure if there are state laws that trump FOIA.. but FOIA I think is 20 biz days to respond. It has been all over the board for me - but, same day or within about 3 days is pretty normal.