+1.. i dont see the pother players adding anything more than 10m.. but this does show how poor our wage strucure been for the last coule of years. No wonder Gallaini use to say so much about tax.. the impact of tax is just WOW

Our clubs financial problem is due to the wage budget.

Lets take a look.

So this what we pay every year, check it out. (remember we pay their tax)
First column is last year's. Second column is this years.
(IMG:http://img690.imageshack.us/img690/8836/47229290.png)

Edited and updated.

We've had poor management in this department for a number of years and we've paid the penalty for it. But now that we've cut down huge by getting rid of the seniors (30m to be exact), id say we do have some money. Where is this money going? I'm gonna guess to the debt.

This post has been edited by Bluesummers: Jul 6 2012, 01:28 PM

so palermo loan matias silvestre to inter.. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)

Where did you get that blue?

I find it hard to believe that we pay as much in on taxes as we do on the actual wage of the players. Zlatan is on 9m per year, how does that exactly translate to 18m including taxes?

These are the wages we were paying according to Gazzati for last season and the one before it

(IMG:http://img805.imageshack.us/img805/4954/wages2.png)

I am not sure how much % tax we actually pay for players wages. But 50 percent tax is something which i beleiv is normal considering the wages..

I'm no maths genius, but wouldn't that be 100% taxes since we're paying double to cover the wages

this is what do acMilan players received in 2011/12 season guys

Yup han's list is right. I just included the tax in mine.


For example: We agreed upon Ibra earning 9m a season. Now for him to earn 9m a season, we need to pay him 18m so after taxes he walks away with 9m.


Players sadly don't want to cover the tax.



I don't know where gazetta got a 160 from. I'm gonna guess the additional 13m includes all the staff and trainers.

This post has been edited by Bluesummers: Jul 6 2012, 01:26 PM

We pay the taxes for the players.


Italy has a 50% tax rate.


As for the list I created that as it includes the latest numbers.

This post has been edited by Bluesummers: Jul 6 2012, 01:28 PM

Weird.

They would have left no salary then, but weird.

Thats why galliani always says spain have an advantage. They tax their players only 25%.

So barca and real always have an advantage over the rest of europe.


Its really unfair in my opinion.

That still does not add up to 18m blue, 50% of 9m is 4.5m. For the number to become 18m, we would be paying 100% in taxes for each of the players' wages, which does not make any sense

Either that, or the wage of let's say Ibra is 18 million, and the first 9 million goes to taxes, which is 50% of the 18 million, and 9 million is left for Ibra.

That's what I was thinking.