So I work at a bank and essentially long story short we have football clients. One of them for example has a clause in his contract that if the french tax rate hits a certain high then his contract with said French club will allow him to leave on a free. Now Rosie is a tax genuis so I am taking a guess here that a lot of French Footballers are open to moves over to England because of tax reasons. Can anyone else maybe perhaps shed some light on this? Harry must be well aware of the tax scenario over there what with monaco etc. Just a thought that is why various teams are scouring the french league at the moment.
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can you give weare financhal advice as he has a big wedge monthly to disperse.Chelmsford City the home of RadioComment
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I very much doubt it, many players professional agents negotiate a rate net of tax, this pushes the burden of meeting the tax payments by the club and is a cushion against changing tax rates. They come for the money, because the PL is where even average players can get silly money.Populus fui meus nomen , tamen meus nomen est non meus nomenComment
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