Floyd-Ortiz PPV numbers being witheld until Mayweather settles IRS problems

[iNDOLiFER]

Let me ask you something - how would Floyd pay back the IRS? Would he reverse time and go back to 2010? Since uhh, according to you, his 2011 income doesn't count?

im not a tax expert but if u owe tax in 2010 then thats what u'll have to pay for that year. your 2011 tax will be for 2011 and so fourth.

[brick wall]

Let me ask you something - how would Floyd pay back the IRS? Would he reverse time and go back to 2010? Since uhh, according to you, his 2011 income doesn't count?

see, you're trying to act like smart but you have no clue what you're talking about. i was talking about how the IRS tax assessment is for previous years and not how or when floyd should pay it. his 2011 income has nothing to do with the tax assessment for previous year. in fact, his 2011 income tax is yet to be filed...it will be next year.

and if you're talking about the amount that floyd will pay the IRS, yes it could come from his 2011 earnings but that is not what i'm trying to say. it could also come from his savings from his previous years income so i don't know what you're trying to prove.

really, what does hbo releasing the ppv numbers have anything to do with floyd's back taxes? nothing...it's bull**** just like you.

[sdcluser]

im not a tax expert but if u owe tax in 2010 then thats what u'll have to pay for that year. your 2011 tax will reflect onto that year and so fourth.

i think they allow install payment. i don't know how much he actually owes.

[IMDAZED]

He's saying his 2011 income doesn't count in his previous years back tax situation...

What he makes this year should not effect the back tax problem he's dealing with...

Yeah but it would certainly affect a payment plan - if he owes. Granted, I don't even know if this is believable.

[IMDAZED]

see, you're trying to act like smart but you have no clue what you're talking about. i was talking about how the IRS tax assessment is for previous years and not how or when floyd should pay it. his 2011 income has nothing to do with the tax assessment for previous year. in fact, his 2011 income tax is yet to be filed...it will be next year.

and if you're talking about the amount that floyd will pay the IRS, yes it could come from his 2011 earnings but that is not what i'm trying to say. it could also come from his savings from his previous years income so i don't know what you're trying to prove.

really, what does hbo releasing the ppv numbers have anything to do with floyd's back taxes? nothing...it's bull**** just like you.

You just answered your question.

[Pacdbest]

*****s Bragging about Floyd's Money!! And yet Floyd Cant even Pay the IRS!

And now Floyd find the excuse not to reveal his low PPV buys! You *****s are slow! Why it takes too long to find the excuse?

OK, think about the next excuse why Floyd will not fight Pac again! Get something else other than the the TEST & Steroids! OK!

[sdcluser]

Yeah but it would certainly affect a payment plan - if he owes. Granted, I don't even know if this is believable.

That's my thinking as well. It would affect payment plan. IRS might want a large sum/payment plan.

[warp1432]

or weeks, I have heard the same question over and over: Why is it taking so long for the pay-per-view numbers for the Sept. 17 Floyd Mayweather Jr.-Victor Ortiz fight to be released? Speculation is running rampant that the fight must have tanked and that Mayweather, Golden Boy and HBO are hiding the numbers to avoid embarrassing the fighter. That is simply not true. All along, those directly involved in the fight have told me repeatedly that the fight did very well -- in excess of 1 million buys and most likely around 1.2 million or so, which puts it right up there among the top few non-heavyweight PPVs of all time. You'd think that would be something they would want to brag about

There was also this part in the same blog post for anyone interested.

So it did around 1.2, the same as Pacquiao Mosley, but less than Mayweahter Mosley. It could have honestly been the 60 dollar asking price.

[-EX-]

I don't really carewhat the numbers are personally...I highly doubt the fight tanked...

The Dawson-Hopkins numbers would be more interesting...I'd be shocked if that PPV did even decent...

[brick wall]

You just answered your question.

next time try to comprehend what you're reading before you quote anybody. you can't expect a good conversation by interjecting your ideas which are of the opposite direction. try to get in the flow or gtfo.