HI HATERS: Which check will Floyd cash on 8/27 for the IRS? Manny/Mac/SHOWTIME?

I'll admit I didn't pay close attention to the video. After further review: http://img.providr.com/all-images/floyd-mayweather-shares-photo3.jpg It's the same check written by Floyd Mayweather Promotions LLC "operating expense". https://i.imgflip.com/qfzn2.jpg Smart move. As my father always said "pay yourself first". So him not needing to cash the check is very plausible. 100mil untouched. Note, this is also part of the way Floyd has extra flexibility/complexity in his tax structure. Floyd Mayweather didn't get a check for $100m (personal income tax, state/local tax; like most folks who file); Mayweather Promotions paid an expense to Floyd Mayweather LLC amounting to $100m (b2b transaction, expense added to the other costs to offset revenues that came into Mayweather Promotions on the event, lowering the base from where any tax is assessed).

Wait!!!!! Americans call cheque 'check'? WTF!!! Sorry am only just taking note of this.

I think he cashes those checks and starts spending the money just as soon as he receives the checks so the only check he could pay the IRS with is the check he will receive for fighting Conor. If he could pay the IRS 2015 taxes so easily he would have already done so and it wouldn't be in the news.

Floyd most likely had to cash the most recent Berto check to cover jet fuel, haircuts and car washes. Chump change really for Floyd. https://usatftw.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/floyd1.gif But after the biggest fight in history vs McGregor - Floyd will make a minimum of 100million possibly 300million - IRS needs funds for federal welfare programs. So which do you think he should cash and how do you feel deep down inside about it? Unless this is a joke, it's insanely sad that you're getting emotionally invested in people calling out Floyd for not being able to afford his tax bill.

... Floyd has cashed the check; if for nothing else, he did a direct deposit and kept the physical check as a keepsake. Floyd's actual point was that, he's in a position that he's yet to even touch any of the money guaranteed for the Pacquiao fight (nevermind the actual Pacquiao payday or anything he cleared on the Berto fight). Before the Alvarez fight, Floyd's money had already been invested, at least for one investment vehicle, in an asset that was paying him $12m over a year as a dividend payment. Figure the Alvarez payday, and the two Maidana paydays, and you're looking at another grip of money to lock away in investments. Throw on top of that the Pacquiao and Berto paydays (Floyd has seemingly invested near all of that money too), Floyd could possibly be looking at an annual $50m dividend payment (if he's actually taken the winnings from the Alvarez fight on, and put the balance into the type of investment that was already getting him a monthly $1m dividend). Floyd can live off the residual for the rest of his life, and likely never actually have to spend any of his actual winnings ever. Bernard Hopkins is more hands on with what he's done (managing himself will do that) but he's been able to take his winnings from boxing, throw it into at least 50 properties (his own words) and municipal bonds, and put himself into a position where he moves however he wants to move. Floyd Mayweather likely cleared ten times the money Hopkins cleared, has a sharp guy that he trusts in Al Haymon in his corner, and seems to have the same instincts for assets that Hopkins has (property/real estate, annuities, his personal businesses, cash/cash equivalents, while avoiding debt, exotic investments, and other quick-flip ideas). "Money" Mayweather forces Floyd to be excessive/showy about it, but even Conor McGregor pointed out that Floyd is still in the same Rolls-Royce from 5 years ago. I'll admit I didn't pay close attention to the video. After further review: http://img.providr.com/all-images/floyd-mayweather-shares-photo3.jpg It's the same check written by Floyd Mayweather Promotions LLC "operating expense". https://i.imgflip.com/qfzn2.jpg Smart move. As my father always said "pay yourself first". So him not needing to cash the check is very plausible. 100mil untouched.

why would you ask for an extension to pay your tax bill if you have all this money and a 100 million dollar check that you have not cashed...think about that...why do you think he took the mcgregor fight If you owe $20k in taxes, yet own your house, why sell your house when you've got a $30k bonus owed to you in a few months? Floyd seems to have his money invested; why sell any investment now, when you know that you've got a guaranteed $100m in uninvested money coming your way in a few months? Pay the bill with the uninvested money, use that same money to pay the current tax bill, and then throw any remaining money into your growing investment portfolio, never to be touched again as you live off of the residual. Floyd is likely to make $200m-$300m on the fight, the 2017 tax bill will maybe be $40m-$50m, and Floyd is openly talking about this being his final fight camp. The owed amount from 2015 is whatever, but Floyd could easily end up throwing another $150m, onto the $150m that he got for the Pacquiao fight, on top of the $50m from the Alvarez and his other revenues since the Alvarez fight (for argument's sake, let's total it $400m), put that all into a 5% annuity, and pocket $20m a year, without ever actually spending a penny of the actual $400m.

How has Floyd still not cashed in manny don't checks void after 120 days? Floyd hasn't spent any of the actual money from the Pacquiao fight (either the guarantee or any of the back end money). Floyd's chipmunked that money away, as he's likely done with most of his money (he had $12m coming to him every year from an investment, even before the Alvarez fight).

Floyd most likely had to cash the most recent Berto check to cover jet fuel, haircuts and car washes. Chump change really for Floyd. https://usatftw.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/floyd1.gif But after the biggest fight in history vs McGregor - Floyd will make a minimum of 100million possibly 300million - IRS needs funds for federal welfare programs. So which do you think he should cash and how do you feel deep down inside about it? ... Floyd has cashed the check; if for nothing else, he did a direct deposit and kept the physical check as a keepsake. Floyd's actual point was that, he's in a position that he's yet to even touch any of the money guaranteed for the Pacquiao fight (nevermind the actual Pacquiao payday or anything he cleared on the Berto fight). Before the Alvarez fight, Floyd's money had already been invested, at least for one investment vehicle, in an asset that was paying him $12m over a year as a dividend payment. Figure the Alvarez payday, and the two Maidana paydays, and you're looking at another grip of money to lock away in investments. Throw on top of that the Pacquiao and Berto paydays (Floyd has seemingly invested near all of that money too), Floyd could possibly be looking at an annual $50m dividend payment (if he's actually taken the winnings from the Alvarez fight on, and put the balance into the type of investment that was already getting him a monthly $1m dividend). Floyd can live off the residual for the rest of his life, and likely never actually have to spend any of his actual winnings ever. Bernard Hopkins is more hands on with what he's done (managing himself will do that) but he's been able to take his winnings from boxing, throw it into at least 50 properties (his own words) and municipal bonds, and put himself into a position where he moves however he wants to move. Floyd Mayweather likely cleared ten times the money Hopkins cleared, has a sharp guy that he trusts in Al Haymon in his corner, and seems to have the same instincts for assets that Hopkins has (property/real estate, annuities, his personal businesses, cash/cash equivalents, while avoiding debt, exotic investments, and other quick-flip ideas). "Money" Mayweather forces Floyd to be excessive/showy about it, but even Conor McGregor pointed out that Floyd is still in the same Rolls-Royce from 5 years ago.

Wtf u talking abt... I watch boxing... Ur a known groupie around here so im not surpised u dont get it.. Go on to calculate Floyd's money while u have problem paying ur rent.. http://i965.photobucket.com/albums/ae134/mronegative/Nike%20Talk%20clips/fz5hc0.gif

Floyd spend more than he earn. I'm sorry No matter how big floyd will make he's still destined to be broke.

So your like a reverse-fan..... https://www.google.com/search?q=oohhh+gif&client=ms-android-att-us&prmd=ivsn&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&fir=z7w0xE5K9ShBGM%253A%252CHECCUCeS1BxsnM%252C_%253B_nReipa5jXu6PM%253A%252CSe7lFmA2aeukJM%252C_%253BnnWKfjn6YrlOSM%253A%252CGT5rW94hw8ZugM%252C_%253Bvl6ocx3EBBUO_M%253A%252ClbuXnn-T0k-u-M%252C_%253BXHvjkGn-bna5YM%253A%252CShQJ7o8D2MwVNM%252C_%253BiXnMcW34IskLOM%253A%252CI9jQ4ziiFm_c9M%252C_%253BNHMvZvFhpPBPhM%253A%252CCAPQUogTs4bixM%252C_&usg=__6kcw-X3j2Cul9iZ7mPSahgrgBbA%3D&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjPsZzJ_4LVAhUEVT4KHU4pAxkQ7AkILw&biw=360&bih=518#imgrc=vl6ocx3EBBUO_M: Wtf u talking abt... I watch boxing... Ur a known groupie around here so im not surpised u dont get it.. Go on to calculate Floyd's money while u have problem paying ur rent..

Im not mad at him and i dont really care abt his money. I love the sport. Of course I bought alot of Floyd's fight. Hes been in big events... It's been like that for ages... Some people don't like great fighters so they pay wishing they lose. Nothjng wrong with that So your like a reverse-fan..... http://theshoegame.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/weebey.gif

im not a hater but here is something that you might not know any business check has an expiration date 90 days or not valid after 180 days....thats a fake check my dude...keep your payroll check for 4 months and go try to cash it or deposit it...let me know how that goes for you So you think Floyd let a 100million dollar check expire because your dollar tree checks do? I've been self employed for 6 years. I use certified funds when I flip a house. No expiration. Stop making that face: https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQlOexsxZcE1pJDzgjK3N1Qk-0f965tYkXiq-coF-Kben1V_63d Adjust your lens.

Fair enough. I respect your honesty. Just know you ill-will towards Floyd's undefeated record has made him wealthy. Rinse and repeat. Im not mad at him and i dont really care abt his money. I love the sport. Of course I bought alot of Floyd's fight. Hes been in big events... It's been like that for ages... Some people don't like great fighters so they pay wishing they lose. Nothjng wrong with that

You have to adjust your hater lens. You're looking at it all wrong. I'll keep it short and simple. 1. Two100million uncashed checks are better than one. 2. Three 100million dollar uncashed checks are better than two. Another good reason. Very good. 3. Moving money is costly if you aren't liquid. 4. You would have point if he was getting bloodied by a school teacher in Australia for a few million. Now you think about this. Floyd doesn't need to cash a 100million dollar check. (People who are in finacial distress tend to not have that problem) Don't be a hater.im not a hater but here is something that you might not know any business check has an expiration date 90 days or not valid after 180 days....thats a fake check my dude...keep your payroll check for 4 months and go try to cash it or deposit it...let me know how that goes for you

Nope... I don't like his fighting style and I don't like his personality but I respect his boxing greatness. I'm not the type to call him g@yweather and stupid name like that. He's a great boxer. I'll watch the event for sure. I've watched most Floyd's fight cause I love the sport and wished to see him lose. Nothing wrong with that... I'm lucky to have seen 2 atg fight each other even though the figjt s#cked. (Manny and Floyd). Fair enough. I respect your honesty. Just know you ill-will towards Floyd's undefeated record has made him wealthy. Rinse and repeat.

why would you ask for an extension to pay your tax bill if you have all this money and a 100 million dollar check that you have not cashed...think about that...why do you think he took the mcgregor fight You have to adjust your hater lens. You're looking at it all wrong. I'll keep it short and simple. 1. Two100million uncashed checks are better than one. 2. Three 100million dollar uncashed checks are better than two. Another good reason. Very good. 3. Moving money is costly if you aren't liquid. 4. You would have point if he was getting bloodied by a school teacher in Australia for a few million. Now you think about this. Floyd doesn't need to cash a 100million dollar check. (People who are in finacial distress tend to not have that problem) Don't be a hater.

The one from the pawn shop... https://s3.postimg.org/ycuerjj37/At_the_Pawn_shop.jpg

why would you ask for an extension to pay your tax bill if you have all this money and a 100 million dollar check that you have not cashed...think about that...why do you think he took the mcgregor fight Ding ding ding

I'm not rich. I'm considered poor and my business isn't credit worthy according to the bank. But I make small investments that create small income streams that I hope will grow. In the meantime I seek to further my education in preparation of handling a larger responsibility. So although I'm not cashing Floyd checks, I do have enough to order the fight and not ***** and moan about 100.00. What's it to you? Are you a MayHater©? Nope... I don't like his fighting style and I don't like his personality but I respect his boxing greatness. I'm not the type to call him g@yweather and stupid name like that. He's a great boxer. I'll watch the event for sure. I've watched most Floyd's fight cause I love the sport and wished to see him lose. Nothing wrong with that... I'm lucky to have seen 2 atg fight each other even though the figjt s#cked. (Manny and Floyd).