Nunes recalls LeBron James about the new tax bill in Los Angeles

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., Hosted LeBron James at the Golden State on Monday after the basketball superstar signed a $ 154 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers for four years.

The welcome from Nunes was not as warm as imagined. He reminded James of the taxes he should pay by officially living in the state.

"LOL! Get ready to pay the highest taxes you've ever had in your career!" He tweeted.

Nunes was referring to the high price of California real estate and the high cost California Taxes, according to the Washington Examiner California has the highest tax rate in the United States and the highest sales tax at 7.25%.

James was the NBA's second highest-paid player during the 2017-18 season, with $ 33 million, ESPN reported that James had to pay $ 11.9 million in federal taxes, $ 2.1 million in taxes. state and city, $ 950,000 in agent fees and $ 18,000 more in his 401 (k)

. $ 3.3 million in revenue share of NBA players. earned about $ 16.7 million in total.

James, with his move to Los Angeles, should pay $ 21 million in im income tax on his contract, which will cost him about $ 5.2 million in wages and pensions this year.

The rival of the state, Stephen Curry, certainly knows what James feels.