Originally posted by Optional
Manny Pacquiao Will Now Box Off-Shore To Avoid Exorbitant US Taxes
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pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#36Comment -
OptionalAdministrator
- 06-10-10
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#37Originally posted by pavyracerWhen Pacquaio flies into the US to fight from abroad he uses the airports and highways to travel. When he stays at the hotel he uses the sewage system and the water which has to be treated and transported to Vegas from miles away. If he doesn't pay taxes then who is going to pay for these services he gets for free?
Just read the article which says it's only because the purse is over 1 million. Still, I'm having trouble making the logic of that gel in my head. Do foreign boxers than pay a second round of income tax in their home country I wonder. Pretty sure I would have to down here..Comment -
iQonSBR MVP
- 04-08-10
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#38Originally posted by OptionalHow come non-American boxers have to pay US tax anyway?
I earn income from the US (as an Australian) and have never had to pay tax there. Just fill out a W10 form for the company paying me.Comment -
pavyracerSBR Aristocracy
- 04-12-07
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#39He needs to pay some taxes. Maybe 39.4 percent is too much but he needs to pay some percentage. The hotel taxes and airport taxes are not federal taxes. They are local taxes to operate the hotel and airport. For example Vegas wouldn't have existed today if the federal government didn't build the Hoover Dam. The billions of dollars needed to build and maintain the dam then produce electricity and transport the water to Vegas has to be paid back to the federal government. This is why there is a federal tax. I don't know how much foreigners should be taxed but something has to be taxed for sure.Comment -
OptionalAdministrator
- 06-10-10
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#40Originally posted by iQon
If you work on US soil, you pay the necessary state and federal taxes. This applies everywhere in the world. Lack of local citizenship doesn't just exempt you from their taxes.
39% top tax rate is 6% less than Australia btw. Macau with 5% is an aberration and not a fair comparison to Vegas..Comment -
bobby heenanSBR MVP
- 03-20-09
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#41its all good...jmm already taxed his assComment -
JerseyRobbySBR MVP
- 12-14-11
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#42Originally posted by JetsfanHaven't seen anyone make the point that Floyd and others are US citizens. They will still owe Uncle Sam for the income even if they fight outside. Anyone here actually pay taxes?Comment -
AribaAribaSBR MVP
- 04-03-09
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#43he also pay his home country tax which is measly 40% so he got double penetrated on taxes.Comment -
Grits n' GravyRestricted User
- 06-10-10
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#44Offers already being drawn up for Manny/Marquez in Macau.Comment -
Thor4140SBR Posting Legend
- 02-09-08
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#45Originally posted by PhillyFlyersAnswer: Never.
Reason: Liberals.Comment
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