Jair Ventura
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Paying a transfer fee is considered tax evasion?
Neymar Jr. - v5
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Paying a transfer fee is considered tax evasion?
Luftstalag14
Culé de Celestial Empire
Really? How they play football attracted you? Exactly how? Can you elaborate?
Even though I can't stand the likes of Real Madrid and Bayern etc. for example, I could find many reasons why people are drawn to those clubs. But P$G? I am scratching my head here. I mean Paris is a nice city but what else?
Albo
New member
One of my highest hopes is that when they have finished the stadiums and such in Qatar, FIFA decides that Qatar is ineligible to hold the event and moves the 2022 world cup to some other country
I would laugh my ass off
Devils
Senior Member
You're not just paying a transfer fee.
You'd be paying a transfer fee + a tax evasion fee.
Whether PSG find means of making it look legal or not doesn't matter, it's shady financials in the end and for you to think Barca should be happy to accept an extra 30m to indulge in that shit is hilarious.
JamDav1982
Senior Member
Why refuse the 30m?
1. Dont want a rival saving 70m. PSG with Neymar become a rival and no longer cannon fodder for Barca.
2. Sends out message players with buy outs are not easy and wont be negotiated on.
3. Maybe PSG cant justify paying 300m plus all his wages and wont do that.
1. Dont want a rival saving 70m. PSG with Neymar become a rival and no longer cannon fodder for Barca.
2. Sends out message players with buy outs are not easy and wont be negotiated on.
3. Maybe PSG cant justify paying 300m plus all his wages and wont do that.
Zuti
New member
If you make shady deals and offer bribes concerning said transfer fee just to pay less taxes , then yes its tax evasion.
behindbrowneyes
Well-known member
Sorry bro, but if they negotiate a transfer fee it isn't tax evasion but tax avoidance. Those things are the reason why good lawyers earn huge salaries.
Jair Ventura
New member
PSG has a really good relationship with Brasilians, past and present. You remember that guy Ronaldinho? Was a PSG player before he helped make FCB one of the most dominant clubs in the world.
Devils
Senior Member
Does it matter?
If PSGs is avoiding or evading taxes from the government, Barca shouldn't get dragged into it for helping them by accepting some stupid bribe.
That's enough reason to avoid negotiating with them.
Jair Ventura
New member
Legally, negotiating a transfer free rather than paying the buyout clause does not register as tax evasion.
DonAK
President of FC Barcelona
It's standard practice to negotiate a higher transfer fee to avoid activating the buyout and the taxes that comes after it. Bayern did that with Thiago.
As for Neymar and Barca's illegal practices in Brazil, then Neymar, Neymar Sr, Barca, Bartomeu were cleared of tax evasion charges just a couple of days ago.
As for Neymar and Barca's illegal practices in Brazil, then Neymar, Neymar Sr, Barca, Bartomeu were cleared of tax evasion charges just a couple of days ago.
behindbrowneyes
Well-known member
In the business community there is something that is called business relationship. Barça has great business ties with other traditional clubs with great history like Bayern, Arsenal or Liverpool. Between P$G and Barça a business relationship is non-existant. If you can afford it you don't make business deals with hated rivals, even if you "lose" money due to it.
Zuti
New member
Would you support PSG if there were no Brasilian players at the club at any given moment?
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