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Some of them have accepted sentances and paid up - under Spanish law; if you are a first time offender with a sentence of two years or less it is automatically suspended, so worst case scenario would still have practical impact
....I see a few are posting stories about tax returns. I’d be very surprised if Ancelotti has anything to do with such detail. These blokes are like a PLC and I imagine he employs staff for such things.
Probably best not saying too much.
Probably best not saying too much.
This ^
this image rights issue with tax has occurred to almost every high profile football person that spent time in Spain. I think there were some changes in the interpretation of the law 5-6 years back that started to get people into legal issues
Osamabindiesel
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It’s 50% of all earnings or something no? I understand why
Good points.
I thought we mixed the short/long goal kicks up well. More than normal in fact. If it I punted up all the time it gets predictable but `I saw them drawing the RS attackers into cutting out a short ball then we hoofed it.
orly
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To be honest it's pretty clear why he didn't do this. They've got the most aerially dominant CB in the game at the moment, so kicking the ball at his head is a bit daft. You are also kicking it to their fullbacks, one of whom has nearly 20 assists for the season. And it ignores Digne and Holgate who are two of our most competent ball players.
Unless people thought getting the ball to Iwobi or Gordon ASAP is a good tactic
bcblue1878
Player Valuation: £50m
This tax thing in Italy is no different than what has happened in the UK.
Previously perfectly legal tax planning schemes have been retrospectively revisited when the tax authorities have had their powers improved. All stemmed from the bank crisis, (remember that!), and it means, that technically, the HMRC could come after you if they thought you paid too much into a pension.
Most of the footballers in the UK have been done for investing in film ventures that Gordon Brown introduced. If a film made a loss, you can have a tax write down.
The rest of Europe thought that to be a good idea.
Previously perfectly legal tax planning schemes have been retrospectively revisited when the tax authorities have had their powers improved. All stemmed from the bank crisis, (remember that!), and it means, that technically, the HMRC could come after you if they thought you paid too much into a pension.
Most of the footballers in the UK have been done for investing in film ventures that Gordon Brown introduced. If a film made a loss, you can have a tax write down.
The rest of Europe thought that to be a good idea.
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