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Agree. You should pay taxes where the where economic activity happens. Just as you follow criminal law where the crime happens. Shopuld be an easy prnciple.Personally I don't think the government has a moral claim to money earned overseas by Americans, the law notwithstanding.
Personally I don't think the government has a moral claim to money earned overseas by Americans, the law notwithstanding.
If it is in Saudi and China. And he doesn't spend the money he earns in the US. Why not?So Bush can make money selling Saudi oil to China and it should be tax free?
Gold = $8,986
Silver = $5,385
Bronze = $3,502
Dig this:
The Gold medal-winning USA men owe the federal government a total of $63,000 in tax for winning the 4X200 freestyle event...
Full piece here:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/aug/1/rubio-bill-eliminates-federal-tax-olympic-medals/
If it is in Saudi and China. And he doesn't spend the money he earns in the US. Why not?
The medal is worth a lot more in terms of an athlete's future earnings.The metal value of the medal is not that much anyway.
I guess a bona fide olympic medal has collector's value though. I know a Finnish skier sold his 2 gold and 1 silver for a charity auction a few years ago, and got about half a mil.
The medal is worth a lot more in terms of an athlete's future earnings.
If it is in Saudi and China. And he doesn't spend the money he earns in the US. Why not?
Is this actually a "Medal Tax" that you pay a flat rate on as Eyer listed or is it an actual "Income Tax" where the rate would be based on income, like higher income is at a higher rate.
Do you get to clain deductions for costs associated with winning this medal?
When I first read it it looked like a flat tax on medals.
Now upon reading the whole article its just a bunch of babies trying to get their names in the paper and look like heroes.
Its income and thats all there is to it. They should have plenty of deductions to take care of it.
That's the conservative misinformation going on here. They're "accidentally unclear" about the issue so it sounds like there's some tyrannical tax aimed Olympians.