12.08 2021, 18:45
Die UEFA will demnächst den Vorschlag machen, das FFP durch eine Gehaltsobergrenze und eine Art „Luxussteuer“ zu ersetzen. Geplant wäre, dass Vereine künftig nur noch 70% (Zahl könnte sich noch ändern) ihrer Einnahmen an Gehalt zahlen dürfen. Wer mehr zahlt, der muss eine entsprechende Summe als „Steuer“ abgeben. Das eingenommene Geld wird gesammelt und unter den Vereinen verteilt:
UEFA will set out proposals next month to replace its Financial Fair Play rules with a salary cap and luxury tax by next year. Clubs in European competition would be limited to spending a fixed percentage of their revenue — possibly 70% — on salaries [@martynziegler, @thetimes]
Any clubs breaching the cap would have to pay a luxury tax, under which the equivalent or more of any overspend would go into a pot to be redistributed [@martynziegler]
https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/14...4565620736
UEFA will set out proposals next month to replace its Financial Fair Play rules with a salary cap and luxury tax by next year. Clubs in European competition would be limited to spending a fixed percentage of their revenue — possibly 70% — on salaries [@martynziegler, @thetimes]
Any clubs breaching the cap would have to pay a luxury tax, under which the equivalent or more of any overspend would go into a pot to be redistributed [@martynziegler]
https://twitter.com/iMiaSanMia/status/14...4565620736
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