LarryZhang
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As we know, many top ranked players choose to live in Monte Carlo.
Good training facilities, close to most of tourneys and low tax (or even no tax?)
And for sure they've gotta pay tax to the country where they play, but how do they pay tax to their resident country? And why do they have to?
Tennis players dont have employers (correct me if im wrong), so i guess nobody actually know how much they've earned.
Like prize money+sponsors?
Then how much tax do they have to pay?
And how do they confirm that they are actually living in the place they told?
Buying a property?
For example, lets hypothesize, Caroline Woz bought a house in Monte Carlo, but she is actually living in Copenhagen with her friends or families most of the time.
Then? No tax?
I dont know much about the pro tour...
So...plz ignore this thread if you know everything and think its totally stupid...
Good training facilities, close to most of tourneys and low tax (or even no tax?)
And for sure they've gotta pay tax to the country where they play, but how do they pay tax to their resident country? And why do they have to?
Tennis players dont have employers (correct me if im wrong), so i guess nobody actually know how much they've earned.
Like prize money+sponsors?
Then how much tax do they have to pay?
And how do they confirm that they are actually living in the place they told?
Buying a property?
For example, lets hypothesize, Caroline Woz bought a house in Monte Carlo, but she is actually living in Copenhagen with her friends or families most of the time.
Then? No tax?
I dont know much about the pro tour...
So...plz ignore this thread if you know everything and think its totally stupid...