Would you feel disappointed if Nadal avoided tax?

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Would you feel disappointed if Nadal avoided tax?
Feb 22, 2012 01:04
KEVIN0518 Points: Join Date: Mar 13, 2007 Status: offline	Voting without time limit Exclusive Vote 0 vote(s) Yes 0 vote(s) No 1 vote(s) None of my business See All Voter(s) Note: Guest voter(s) are not displayed here. Spanish media reported that Nadal had set up several companies to trim his tax bill. Nadal issued a statement, admitting the existence of the companies. But he said he gained “no benefit”. Well, the Spanish tax authorities didn’t think so. They started to investigate. Last fall, Nadal was absent from the Queen’s Club tournament because he can “lose money” if he plays at the club tournament. Why? The athletes are taxed on prize money and appearance fees in Britain. If it was real, would you feel disappointed at him?

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Spanish media reported that Nadal had set up several companies to trim his tax bill. Nadal issued a statement, admitting the existence of the companies. But he said he gained “no benefit”. Well, the Spanish tax authorities didn’t think so. They started to investigate.

Last fall, Nadal was absent from the Queen’s Club tournament because he can “lose money” if he plays at the club tournament. Why? The athletes are taxed on prize money and appearance fees in Britain.

If it was real, would you feel disappointed at him?

Feb 25, 2012 01:18	#1
GUEST5524	I am not a fan of Nadal. He has earned a lot of money. The tax is not a problem. Why did he avoid paying the tax? The richer the people are, the meaner they are?

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