(02-10-2011, 11:55 PM)ElMago99 Wrote:(02-10-2011, 09:33 PM)GeoTav Wrote: Axctually it's the same thing: it's either you give the whole salary to the player and he then pays the tax, or you give the "salary after tax" to the player. In both cases, the money comes from the club and the player keeps the same salary at the end.
I guess you didn't understand what I said. Let's just say Cassano makes €5 Million per annum salary. He should be given the €5 Million and then he's responsible for the taxes (whatever tax bracket he falls into). Back in the day, Diego Maradona didn't pay his taxes. Back then, players paid their own taxes, not clubs.
Now, since €5Million salary calls for around 2.1 Million in taxes, the player should pay that, and be left with around €3 Million. This way the club is only on the hook for €5 Million. Anything more doesn't make sense to me. Personally, I hate the idea of taxes, but certainly the players who are very rich for playing soccer should pay their own taxes.
Actually, I think you misunderstood what I said ...

By taking your example: Cassano earns 5M a year, it's his salary after tax, the tax being paid by the club directly. If Cassano had to pay himself the tax, he would have a "5M + the amount of the tax" salary. It's this way you have to see it.
So Cassano costs the club his salary and the tax. Depending on countries, it's either the firm who pays directly the tax (so the player only earns the money he will be able to use as he wants) or the player who has to pay this tax after receiving the whole salary (salary + tax).
In France, when someone tells you "I earn 2000€ a month", that generally means this person earns 2598€ but has to pay the tax. In Belgium for example, this tax is automatically taken before the person receives his salary (which is probably a better way compared to France, but that has nothing to do with football there !!
).(02-11-2011, 12:54 AM)Kastriot Wrote: Since I respect me dear friend Zeekay so much in his name I will try to be a romantic soul for a bit.
I `ve been a reader in the forum since for like 10 years, and a poster for 5 years no....I and always felt we had something special going one in here...and I`m simply overwhelmed how members regardless of anything have so easily embraced this site as their own.
Long live MM and FORZA MILAN
You know, since it's the same people on MM who registered (and will register: just a small thing for Reza, you should maybe write on the former forum the link towards this new one with a bigger character size) on ... MM
, it was sure that this new forum quickly was going to be our new home to us, the MM members !! 
The look changed, and actually, except one or two small things here and there, personnally, I think it was maybe needed and came at the right time ... In some weeks, when we will take a look at the former forum, we will probably think it wasn't very beautiful, or things like that, and finally, we will simply think this place is better because allying the MM ambiancy with a modern look !! ^^
PS: I already feel like home here !!
One should not speak ill of the dead.
So stop laughing at Juventus !
So stop laughing at Juventus !




Damn.
I think he will offer Seedorf a 0.5-year contract with a 0.5-million salary. 