ЛеБрон Джеймс вернулся в социальные сети

http://www.waitingfornextyear.com/2015/06/nba-rumors-cavaliers-dwyane-wade/

When determining the amount of tax a team owes, the league uses its team salary (see question number 14) on the date of its last regular season game (i.e., if a player is traded away before the end of the season, then none of his salary is taxed), with the following adjustments:
•Cap holds and exceptions are ignored.
•Any "unlikely bonuses" (see question number 74) that were actually earned are added to the team salary.
•Any "likely bonuses" (see question number 74) that were not earned are subtracted from the team salary.
•Any trade bonuses (see question number 98) for players received in trade after the last regular season game are added to the team salary. This amount may be pro-rated -- see question number 99 for details.
•Any amounts from settlements of grievances are added to the team salary.
•For players who signed as free agents (i.e., not draft picks) under the current CBA, and make less than the two-year minimum salary, the minimum salary for a two-year veteran is used in place of their actual salary.2
•For minimum salary players whose salary is partially paid by the league (see question number 16) only the amount paid by the team (the two-year minimum salary) is taxed.
•The salaries of players waived via the Amnesty provision (see question number 69) are exempt from the luxury tax.