Messi is next
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Messi is next
Nerman is next. Why is Barca so disgusting?
>Be rich, famous, have access to every luxury you could imagine
>All you have to do is keep on the straight and narrow and abide the law
>Can't even do that
>>65079525
Rich people do it because they know they'll get away with it. He won't spend any time in prison.
>>65079510
Everyone from "Shitalonia" is like this
>>65079503
I never understand this attitude. If you earn millions upon millions of Euros each year, why would you cheap out and risk getting jailed and your image ruined?
>>65079503
doesn't mean anything, he's already paid what he owed and he won't go to jail so absolutely nothing will change
>people unironically think he's going to jail
are you literally 10 years old?
>>65079601
Almost all rich people and especially corporations do it, they rarely get any negative blowback from it. Would knowing normiebook paid fuck all tax last year stop you from using it? You probably have it open in a tab right now.
>>65079623
>>65079640
>>65079503
In Spain you don't go to prison for a non-violent offence under 2 years
>>65079666
exactly my point
also witnessed your trips brother
>>65079503
one year is a long time. i hope, for his health, that he joins the Arian Brotherhood
>>65079525
This. This fucking BLOWS my mind. It's not like he doesn't have enough money to have his family live a luxurious life until his grandsons are old. Why would you commit fraud?
>>65079735
>Why would you commit fraud?
Probably because he didn't know it was illegal. It's most likely that his accountant went to him and said 'Hey, I have this way to save you money on your taxes. And best of all it's completely legal.'
>>65079756
That's definitely not how it happened.
>>65079662
Most of them avoid taxes with loopholes and clever tricks, but plain tax evasion is retarded. Make the punishment something like a year worth of salary or something.
>>65079756
>messis face when
>>65079756
Dude, you know who's commiting fraud in the shops in your street. The only way he wouldn't know is if he were retarded.
And if he is, it's still no excuse to commit fraud.
Paying taxes is literally consenting to be cucked by the government
Get fucked faggots
>>65079773
It is. Not only agents claimed it was legal, clubs too.
>>65079503
Somewhere in Barcelona, Marc Bartra is quietly rejoicing
>>65079503
>Ronaldo fans are literally hoping Messi goes to jail so their man has a chance to win something
Lol
>>65079828
>tfw no mexican bunda
life is suffering
>>65079836
>I'm literally a paranoid pathetic fanboy
>>65079503
>Mascherano has also been fined €815,000. A further fine of around €21,000 likely to be issued as replacement for the prison sentence (SPORT)
>A further fine of around €21,000 likely to be issued as replacement for the prison sentence
>€21,000 as replacement for the prison sentence
Oh what a harsh punishment. Will he be able to save 2 days worth of working to pay that off?
>going to jail
his sentence will most likely be changed to fine only.
>>65079835
you know he is not going to jail, right?
He already agreed to change it for a economic fine.
Also it's quite funny that since Masche arrived to Barcelona, it was them who provided him with legal advice since 2010
>>65079861
no, jail sentences in Spain are not enforced if they are under 2 years and it is the first one, he accepted 1 year in jail because he won't have to go, and that way he doesn't risks getting anymore
>>65079854
>being this butthurt
>"R-ronaldo can win something now right?"
>"t-tsuuuuu"
>bleacherreport
When are we going to start banning people who post links to this cumrag?
Shit's even worse, more inaccurate and clickbaitier than DailyMail.
>Arsenal resorting to this cheap trickery in order to win the Champions League
kek, I knew they were desperate but this is just pathetic.
>>65079871
nope, look at this
http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/mascherano-condenado-ano-carcel-800000-euros-por-dos-delitos-fiscales-4834220
in other news, Victor Valdés is going to Standard de Liege on loan. That poor bastard ruined his career. Apparently the cause he left is he was building himself a very expensive house in Gavà and had to leave because he needed more money. Apparently he is bankrupt now
http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/inglaterra/victor-valdes-standard-4833099
>>65079735
They weren''t clearly aware they are commiting a fraud. This was a common issue in Spain since the laws weren't clear regarding image rights income (the reason this to sportists massively only in Spain in contrast to other euro countries). You have many such identical instances (Nadal, Casillas, Alonso etc) where the sports person is making huge amounts of money on image rights deals (commercials and such) so their financial advisors propose them to create offshore companies in tax havens (Madeira, Belize etc), do these image rights deals from there and pay tax in there. Their reasoning was: why would you pay 40+% of tax on image rights income in Spain when you can pay 5-10% elsewhere? They didn't thought they were committing a fraud, they didn't hide income, they just reported it elsewhere. After few years, Spanish tax authorities pursue them because to them image rights deals should be taxed in Spain since players are residents there or whatever.
>so called justice attacks black men while leaving white people free to go
Literally not surprised.
>>65079959
They know exactly what they're doing. They just don't care and think they'll be fine.
Not every athlete is some bumbling retard
>rich people
>going to prison
>any spanish speaking country
choose none
>>65080009
primero te compro la prision loco
>It's a rich person gets away with tax dodging episode
>>65080044
But this particular issue (image rights income) happens massively only among players in Spain (Nadal, Alonso, Casillas, Mascherano, Messi etc all had this IDENTICAL issue). Because of unclear national laws on image rights, they reported their income in other places.
>>65079503
The sad thing about this is that it's so easy to dodge taxes legally.
>>65080145
It sounds like players are knowingly attempting to illegally circumvent something and are taking the risks.
Do you think these people don't have accountants that don't explicitly give them options and recommendations? Do you think these players are completely oblivious to this sort of stuff?
They just don't care. It doesn't matter, doesn't make them terrible people.
This sort of thing isn't uncommon among wealthy people.
>>65080175
>It sounds like players are knowingly attempting to illegally circumvent something and are taking the risks.
They aren't doing this fully knowing it is illegal. The national laws regarding the issue weren't clear, that's why these issues so frequently happened ONLY in Spain.
>Do you think these people don't have accountants that don't explicitly give them options and recommendations? Do you think these players are completely oblivious to this sort of stuff?
Accountants/financial advisors presented them that option. They don't know laws m8 and big money is in play, they are listening what is being proposed to them. I believe they were warned of the risk that Spanish tax authority could consider it as a fraud and advised to deposit money immediately if they charged them. That's what all of them did, literally deposited sum+interest first thing morning after they charged them.
Just look chronologically, tax evasions for all mentioned players happened almost at the same time period. No one will try to do this trick now after these charges made it clear how Spain will treat it, but at that time they weren't so sure because of unclear laws.
ronnie never would have done this :(
>>65085117
>sun glasses indoor
hue
>>65085222
Spot the nerd
Would bully/10
>>65079821
>The only way he wouldn't know is if he were retarded.
And pro athletes couldn't possibly be stupid or ignorant, right?
>>65079881
Really? The life of a fraudster sounds like it could be pretty easy in Spain. Where is a good place for a Canadian to move in your country?
>>65085117
did he change his name to visitor?
>>65087000
Visitorinho
>>65079601
Same reason a lot of our companies are 'from' Ireland to avoid taxes
>>65079959
>>65080145
>>65080420
Bosnia is right. Spanish accountants do not understand how accruals work and as a result they have no clue about IP, intangibles and goodwill.
>>65079666
then what's the point of the sentence?
>>65079727
Whywould the Aryans accept a black man?
>>65079831
Yes, because football agents are extremely trustworthy and definitely not a football cancer.
NO ERA EVASION
