Thats a BIG F U to us US fans. hope it fails on PPV
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Originally posted by turnedup View PostFunny how many non pacquaio fans have an opinion like they've bought a ppv or have attended one of his fights. The man earns between 20 and 28 million a fight..he's free to do as he pleases. He's contributed a hell of a lot more to the IRS than many other athletes who live here do. People are still going to watch no matter where he fights oh and for the record Asia has a hell of a lot more people than we do...Travolta has bought himself planes from just doing commercials there for 30 years..so has Schwarzenneger and many other celebrities. America is a great place to become a star but it's not the only viable place to earn a living from.
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I think he knows his career is almost at its end and he is trying to maximise his earnings. a bit of a shame for american fans as his fights have always generated a lot of excitement and with the rare exception, always given the fans great value.
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Originally posted by Mannie Phresh View PostPac is conservative lol.
p.s. I see you didn't make a big fuss about reaching your 10k goal of posts.
Cong**** are in order.
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Originally posted by PACnPBFsuck View PostWould Bob have to pay taxes on american PPV buys?????????
Well..he isn't gonna pay personally, his company will through a corporate tax. Though if he uses some accounting tricks...he can find deductions and loopholes to minimize it.
Though he will pay a personal income tax on the earnings he receives from those ppv's through his yearly salary as a CEO.
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Originally posted by One_Profiteer View Post
Well..he isn't gonna pay personally, his company will through a corporate tax. Though if he uses some accounting tricks...he can find deductions and loopholes to minimize it.
Though he will pay a personal income tax on the earnings he receives from those ppv's through his yearly salary as a CEO.
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