As the Olympic flame goes out in Tokyo on Sunday, marking the end of the 2020 Games, swimming phenom Katie Ledecky and pole vaulting sensation Katie Nageotte will both be leaving with gold. A hefty tax bill awaits back in the U.S., but only for one of them. Ledecky, now the most decorated female swimmer of all time, likely owes the U.S. government about $44,000 from her two gold and two silver medal wins. That estimate is based on her lucrative corporate sponsorships and the prize money attached to her medals. Nageotte, who won gold in women’s pole vaulting, likely won’t pay any taxes on her winnings, thanks to a ... (full story)