Macario signs with French giants Lyon

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A PSG women's team player's monthly salary is about 10,000 euros, while Lyon's Olympique Lyonnais, which has been grooming a women's team since 2004 and has several international stars in its ranks, pays its players around 30,000 to 40,000 euros a month, according to figures disclosed by France Football

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-23/soccer-women-in-france-no-longer-on-sidelines-as-money-pours-in

This is the closest I could find.

What is the Tax rate in France

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A PSG women's team player's monthly salary is about 10,000 euros, while Lyon's Olympique Lyonnais, which has been grooming a women's team since 2004 and has several international stars in its ranks, pays its players around 30,000 to 40,000 euros a month, according to figures disclosed by France Football

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-23/soccer-women-in-france-no-longer-on-sidelines-as-money-pours-in

This is the closest I could find.

What is the Tax rate in France

The French pay no income tax on the first €9,710 of their income, then 14% on sums up to €26,818. After that the rate is 30% through to €71,898. These rates are lower than the corresponding 20% and 40% rates in Britain, and the maximum rate – 45% – is the same as in the UK.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A PSG women's team player's monthly salary is about 10,000 euros, while Lyon's Olympique Lyonnais, which has been grooming a women's team since 2004 and has several international stars in its ranks, pays its players around 30,000 to 40,000 euros a month, according to figures disclosed by France Football

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-06-23/soccer-women-in-france-no-longer-on-sidelines-as-money-pours-in

This is the closest I could find.

What is the Tax rate in France

The French pay no income tax on the first €9,710 of their income, then 14% on sums up to €26,818. After that the rate is 30% through to €71,898. These rates are lower than the corresponding 20% and 40% rates in Britain, and the maximum rate – 45% – is the same as in the UK.

Don’t the French also pay a 9.7 percent social tax in addition to 45 percent income tax? Do non French have to pay too. I thought max rate for foreigners was 30 percent?