The taxpayer midlevel exception is a salary-cap tool in the NBA, available only to teams above the luxury-tax line. It allows them to sign free agents to contracts starting at roughly $5.2 million for up to two years. Primarily used for adding bench depth, it benefits contending teams seeking affordable role players without exceeding tax thresholds.
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