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What is a NFL Europe roster exemption?
Just wondering, haven't seen this before.
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Last edited by IHateTheDullphins; 08-25-2003, 11:59 AM.Leads? Yeah, sure. I'll...uh...just check with the boys down at the crimelab. Yeah, they got four more detectives on the case....we're working in shifts!" -
It's a tax exemption that EU citizens can claim if they bought NFL Sunday Ticket.
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Re: What is a NFL Europe exemption?
Let me clarify my question- What is an NFL Europe ROSTER exemption?Originally posted by IHateTheDullphins
Just wondering, haven't seen this before.
Leads? Yeah, sure. I'll...uh...just check with the boys down at the crimelab. Yeah, they got four more detectives on the case....we're working in shifts!"Comment
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Players who played in the NFLE are exempt and do not count against the player limit until Aug 31 4 PM when teams have to cut down to 53 players total on their active/inactive list.
Basically, they get to collect an extra week's training camp salary if they played in the NFLE.Comment
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Originally posted by Ð
Players who played in the NFLE are exempt and do not count against the player limit until Aug 31 4 PM when teams have to cut down to 53 players total on their active/inactive list.
Basically, they get to collect an extra week's training camp salary if they played in the NFLE.
Thanks, now do those guys have to pay tax on that pay, even if they don't have sunday ticket?Leads? Yeah, sure. I'll...uh...just check with the boys down at the crimelab. Yeah, they got four more detectives on the case....we're working in shifts!"Comment
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What do I look like, H & R Block ?Comment
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I guess what I'm asking is, based on the European sports professionall tax scale, combined with the NFLEurope tax exemption standard form PU55-Y and currency exchange rate, what will the percentage tax rate exemption be for the average player?Originally posted by Ð
What do I look like, H & R Block ?Leads? Yeah, sure. I'll...uh...just check with the boys down at the crimelab. Yeah, they got four more detectives on the case....we're working in shifts!"Comment
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Originally posted by IHateTheDullphins
I guess what I'm asking is, based on the European sports professionall tax scale, combined with the NFLEurope tax exemption standard form PU55-Y and currency exchange rate, what will the percentage tax rate exemption be for the average player?
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They (the US citizens playing abroad) have the same tax structures as any other individual working in the US. If they are not US citizens then they do are not required to file tax returns to the US.Originally posted by IHateTheDullphins
I guess what I'm asking is, based on the European sports professionall tax scale, combined with the NFLEurope tax exemption standard form PU55-Y and currency exchange rate, what will the percentage tax rate exemption be for the average player?
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