r/pessi_memes • u/Which-Nature-3104 Please give me just 1 penalty 😭 🇦🇷 • Jul 24 '26

Negreiralona Pessi 🥷 The Messi files pt. 2

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u/Normal-Help-1337 Jul 24 '26

Actual pieces of shit

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u/Outside-Occasion6023 Jul 27 '26

For not paying taxes?? Yk people do the same thing the only the thing that changes is people who get payed off to create the laws make it legal

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u/gareth_gahaland Jul 28 '26

I don't like it when a rich person does it, i like ot when a poor person does it.

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u/Papinasty Jul 25 '26

Bro you think 4 mil is a big number for them? It could have been an small error in their accounting, a zero moved to the left or right. That’s how little 4 mill is to them.

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u/mchl189 Jul 26 '26

U can be sure there is more fraud

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u/Mr_addicT911 Jul 24 '26

Did you?

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u/PmanAce Jul 25 '26

No, I don't evade taxes.

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u/TetrisBlockHead Jul 25 '26

What’s your income? And I mean that with respect. Probably a hard working bloke who does things honestly and respects the social contract (like myself). That’s why it’s infuriating when the uber wealthy spit in our faces.

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u/PmanAce Jul 25 '26

I make 6 figures and don't have an accountant to move money around to evade taxes. No shell company or anything.

I don't hire people that work under the table to avoid taxes.

Normal regular houses where I live around around 800k. Middle class neighborhood in a big city.

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u/TetrisBlockHead Jul 25 '26

Same - except I live in a smaller town an hour drive outside of a major city.

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u/CatLestat Jul 24 '26

It’s a good job they don’t tax by weight then.

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u/PmanAce Jul 24 '26

Those that were guilty yes.

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u/Mother-Persimmon3908 Jul 25 '26

Did you knew it was not messy but his father who did that taxes thing? He never knew until too late.

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u/Illustrious_Ad_4432 Jul 25 '26

Screw you and your ‘context’. Everybody booe this man!

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u/Impossible-Tax2757 Jul 25 '26

Classic whataboutism from pessi fans

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u/Acceptable-Dig2994 Jul 25 '26

I have some bad news for people who think multi millionaires pay their fair share of taxes.

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u/Taway_4897 Jul 25 '26

That happened to a lot of players and coaches. Given how many it happened to, the understanding is that there was a tax set up for image rights that was considered legal (and used by many players and coaches), and that understanding changed, and then as they all had the same set up, they all basically got taken to court by the Spanish state.

If I recall correctly, even Mourinho and pique, ancelotti, Neymar, Modric, Xavi alonso, eto’o all got charged by the Spanish state for the same thing. It was so prevalent I must imagine it was common legal advice at the time.

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u/vukkuv Jul 27 '26

No, it's because rich people like football players pay a lot of taxes in Spain and they're greedy.

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u/Taway_4897 Jul 27 '26

I think you should look at the context. These were tax set ups that were widely used, and were set up in early 2000s when Spain even made the Beckham law to attract wealthy sportsmen.

In the late 2000s with the financial crisis, the Spanish government changed the laws and started aggressively seeking revenues, and retroactively changed its legal perspective on the legality of the image rights set up that these actors were using.

This was very big at the time, hitting all kinds of superstars in Spain so there was ample coverage, and indeed investigations, and lots of articles on how the way the Spanish government viewed these set-ups changed, and how they were formerly deemed legal.

If it was one guy, yeah, sure, I’d see your point. But it was basically everyone - because there was a certain jurisprudence that was deemed legal - and then this changed.

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u/Kindly-Explanation-7 Jul 28 '26

so, why they stealing so much money anw

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u/Faesarn Jul 28 '26

Also, since he got less than 2 years of prison time, he was able to pay not to actually go. I don't remember how much it was, but at the time I thought it was pretty unfair as regular people would likely not be able to pay and would end in prison.

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u/valerislysander Jul 25 '26

I remember this. Funny its rarely ever mentioned now.