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GAA Paid Managers?

SillyMcCarthy · 2012-01-19 01:03:15

We all know that managers of inter county football & hurling were well paid by their respective counties but will the Government go after them & outstanding taxes?

19-01-2012 1:03am

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SillyMcCarthy

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We all know that managers of inter county football & hurling
were well paid by their respective counties but will the
Government go after them & outstanding taxes?

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#2 19-01-2012 1:12am

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I should hope so, what gives them the right not to pay taxes when everyone else does.

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#3 19-01-2012 1:14am

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Our club manager gets €80 a session tax free, 2 training sessions and a match is €240 p/w tax free. It's madness, the GAA will never be able to stop it so I think they should try and control it by regulating it.

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#4 19-01-2012 1:18am

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RickRoll wrote: »

Our club manager gets €80 a session tax free, 2 training sessions and a match is €240 p/w tax free. It's madness, the GAA will never be able to stop it so I think they should try and control it by regulating it.

If you think it's madness you could inform the Revenue Commissioners. Just a suggestion

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#5 19-01-2012 1:34am

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I've no problem with a thread discussing the merits of paying managers but not in the way this thread has started off.

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