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Jean Claude Vaaldamme
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Please tell us what award that is?
As usual you trying to mislead by only posting a picture.
quovadis
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It's a Laureus trophy. A participation trophy according to you?
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And there goes numbnut again.
Max won Sportsman of the year trophy, not the participation trophy.
You just trying to deceive like the drama queen you are.
Jean Claude Vaaldamme
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Vinkel en Koljander, die een is so dom soos die ander.These guys also ''participated''
He posted breakthrough of the year award.
I said its a participation trophy.
Did any of the ones in your photo won the Breakthrough award?
quovadis
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Next time say "participation award". The trophies are all the same. An Oscar is an Oscar...
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You can't roll around in the mud with a pig and then get upset when you get dirty. You guys are feeding the troll.
quovadis
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He's making an idiot of himself invalidating award winners and an F1 drivers champion.
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Yes that is what you woke crowd want us to believe.
An Oscar for the best supporting actor is not the same as Oscar for best Actor.
Oscar for best Visual effects is not the same as Oscar for best picture.
Anyway I said what I wanted, you can play your pigeon chess with one of the other fools.
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He does it all the time, I don't even need to unblock him to know he probably posted some idiotic dribble. That's all he does constantly.
quovadis
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Keep making an idiot of yourself.
quovadis
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F1 drivers facing tax clampdown by Italian authorities
Italian tax authorities are understood to be leading a clampdown on tax enforcement - which could impact F1 drivers.
Specifically, they are looking into whether taxes were properly paid on income generated during races held on Italian soil. The situation appears poised to cause significant legal complications for both teams and athletes.
According to Italian tax laws, foreign athletes participating in sporting events within Italy are required to pay tax on the income earned there. The practical enforcement of this provision has been inconsistent; consequently, an Italian lawyer, identified by the paper as Alessandro Mei, recently requested a thorough investigation into the tax compliance of foreign athletes.
racingnews365.com
Italian tax authorities are understood to be leading a clampdown on tax enforcement - which could impact F1 drivers.
Specifically, they are looking into whether taxes were properly paid on income generated during races held on Italian soil. The situation appears poised to cause significant legal complications for both teams and athletes.
According to Italian tax laws, foreign athletes participating in sporting events within Italy are required to pay tax on the income earned there. The practical enforcement of this provision has been inconsistent; consequently, an Italian lawyer, identified by the paper as Alessandro Mei, recently requested a thorough investigation into the tax compliance of foreign athletes.
F1 drivers facing tax clampdown by Italian authorities
Italian tax authorities are understood to be leading a clampdown on tax enforcement - which could impact F1 drivers.
racingnews365.com
thestaggy
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F1 drivers facing tax clampdown by Italian authorities
Italian tax authorities are understood to be leading a clampdown on tax enforcement - which could impact F1 drivers.
Specifically, they are looking into whether taxes were properly paid on income generated during races held on Italian soil. The situation appears poised to cause significant legal complications for both teams and athletes.
According to Italian tax laws, foreign athletes participating in sporting events within Italy are required to pay tax on the income earned there. The practical enforcement of this provision has been inconsistent; consequently, an Italian lawyer, identified by the paper as Alessandro Mei, recently requested a thorough investigation into the tax compliance of foreign athletes.
F1 drivers facing tax clampdown by Italian authorities
Italian tax authorities are understood to be leading a clampdown on tax enforcement - which could impact F1 drivers.
How would they determine how much a driver has earned while racing in Italy?
Drivers are not paid per race.
Unless they can dig into individual contracts and determine whether a driver earns bonuses based on finishing position (win, podium, points, etc) per race.
quovadis
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I'm guessing they just pro rata the contract plus any directly attributable income to their time in Italy.
satanboy
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You can't argue with 12-year-olds, they schit their pants when they lose.
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thestaggy
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It is a joke that tobacco and alcohol sponsorship is banned across the sporting spectrum while betting companies are everywhere.
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