PSG headquarters have been raided by police Di Maria + Pastore's

It's no surprise since the top tax bracket in France takes 70% of income

reminder that tax is theft and Messi was right

>>76083069
>Di Maria + Pastore's homes have also been raided in a tax probe
What do they expect to find? Millions of euros in unpaid tax hidden under the bed?

>>76083090
Unironically Fucking this

>Di Maria's house getting broken in again

lmao where's he off to this summer then lads

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>>76083069
>75% tax charge
what the actual fuck

>>76083090
>70% of income
Fucking hell that's a bit much tb h

>The overall rate of social security and tax on the average wage in 2005 was 71.3% of gross salary, the highest of the OECD.

French people are okay with this

>>76083153
Welcome to La Republique "we know how to save Greece and fix the Euro, just give us your money, Germany" Francaise

>>76083170
>be american
>get shot as per usual, superficial wound tho
>two hours in the hospital
>total bill: $38,000
amerifats are okay with this.

>>76083252
>gyppo just cant stop

>>76083252
Why do you care Grigore?

>>76083090
>>76083105
>>76083153
classcucks

>>76083090
it's false, 70% was only for people earning more than a million each year and ONLY during first Holland presidentail year.

>>76086183
What's it now then?

>argentinians in charge of paying taxes

>>76083252
this is just for the people who don't have a job you know

what's with soccer players not paying taxes? if you think taxes are too high thats fine, you still have to pay it.

can any europoor explain why divegrass players are notorious tax dodgers?

>>76086253
69%

>>76086397
Merde

>>76083153
That's actually 75% on what you earn above 1 million. If you earn 1 million a year, you are taxed normally. Above that million, you're taxed at 75%.

Which makes sense, earning above 1 million a year is absurd, and PSG is rich enough to compensate anyway.

Di Maria should probably leave PSG, desu

not because of the taxes, though, I say that because he's been shit outside of a few matches this season.

>>76086363
Isn't anyone who makes 200 grand a week probably also a tax dodger?

>>76087079
>because he's been shit outside of a few matches this season.

That's normal Di Maria.

>>76087132
possibly, but you don't really see american sports stars routinely investigated for tax evasion.

>>76087132
Their taxes aren't has high, and I bet you can write more off than in Europe

>>76087226
Probably because Americans aren't paying taxes in 4 different countries at once

Although you do find most of the evasions are done by sudacas or iberians

>>76086363
Everyone making any real sum of money is a tax dodger. You don't get rich by being dumb enough to just give your money away to people who will just turn around and waste it. That's what loopholes are for.

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>>76087195
Exactly

He needs to go to leliga, where even when playing like shit, he'd look good against really bad defenses

>>76087339
What is your fucking problem with La Liga?

Why don't more players go to Monaco? The tax haven thing would more than make up for any lost wages

>>76087363
>falcao is on 250k/w at Monaco
>pays literally no tax on it
Really activates the almonds

>>76087363
I was under the impression that the rules for AS Monaco changed because the players are in the French Association

>>76087339
He was comolete dog shit 1/3 of the season, injured another 3rd and the other 3rd he was either good or he ballhogged and lost a million balls, but got an assist.

>>76087606
nah, but other clubs are bitching about non stop

>>76087002

Yes that's why they are smart to launder money. Who the fuck would want to pay 75% of their millions so a bunch of Dembele and Mbappes can run around paris?

>>76087226
No american athletes get done for domestic violence instead