Floyds "tax issue" for the year, for possibly not fighting in 2010?
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make believe drugs like a side meth, steroid accusations with no evidence, OST, purse splits, fake rib injuries, fight location disputes, ppv attraction worthiness,................
now adding tax brackets to the list of floyd excuses.
quite disgusting really.Comment
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but the guys analyzing tax issues online dnt understand taxes at all. they are looking at floyds personal taxes alone. thats faulty. he also has a few buisnesses as well. if there are tax issues, trust me, it wasnt floyd who came up with them. taxes are beyond the understanding of ppl who dont get education to deal with them, ive taken high level classes on tax and i still dnt understand them tht well. there are many ways for the government to get in your pockets if you are a millionare and u own a number of buisnesses.Comment
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but the guys analyzing tax issues online dnt understand taxes at all. they are looking at floyds personal taxes alone. thats faulty. he also has a few buisnesses as well. if there are tax issues, trust me, it wasnt floyd who came up with them. taxes are beyond the understanding of ppl who dont get education to deal with them, ive taken high level classes on tax and i still dnt understand them tht well. there are many ways for the government to get in your pockets if you are a millionare and u own a number of buisnesses.Comment
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How about Floyd not fighting Pac until he drops the lawsuit ?Comment
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but the guys analyzing tax issues online dnt understand taxes at all. they are looking at floyds personal taxes alone. thats faulty. he also has a few buisnesses as well. if there are tax issues, trust me, it wasnt floyd who came up with them. taxes are beyond the understanding of ppl who dont get education to deal with them, ive taken high level classes on tax and i still dnt understand them tht well. there are many ways for the government to get in your pockets if you are a millionare and u own a number of buisnesses.
What I mean is, both personal income tax, and business income tax, both have ceiling tax brackets.
Meaning there is a set number, and once you reach and surpass it, your income tax percentage no longer increases because you've reached the ceiling tax bracket.
The highest personal tax bracket is $373,651... once you exceed that, which Floyd has with Mosley... your tax percentage does not increase... 35% is the ceiling.
The highest corporate tax bracket, which Mayweather Promotions would have to pay, is $18,333,333+... Once you hit this number and surpass it, your corporate tax bracket is 35%, and your percentage does not increase anymore.
Both Floyds personal and corporate tax ceilings have already been reached, and in essence... any further income(Pacquiao fight) will not effect what tax bracket he will have to pay for 2010.
He is in the 35% tax bracket both personal, and corporate... and it will not change whether he fights Pacquiao this year or not.Comment
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