City launch legal action against the Premier League | City win APT case (pg901)

[Gordyola]

Question ?

If a player signs for a club and his fee is broken down over 5 years does the selling club have to put the full amount in the season revenue when they sold him or only put the amount the buying club pay each year into the season revenue

Full amount and if it’s paid in instalments then the VAT is paid in one period full amount So a £50 fee could be paid over a few years but the VAT £10M has to be paid to HMRC up front but of course the buying club claims it back anyhow

 

[domalino]

Will take 1 month to 3 months for a decision from the end of the hearing I reckon

That's roughly 22nd July to 2nd of September for anyone doing the maths.

 

[Metal Biker]

So no news is good news?

No news is no news.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Will take 1 month to 3 months for a decision from the end of the hearing I reckon

 

[Bloominmarvellous]

That's roughly 22nd July to 2nd of September for anyone doing the maths.

I wonder if the PL handbook has to published by a certain time. Noted it was 21st July publishing date for 23/24

 

[ganganvince]

Would have thought yesterday or today would have been good days to bury news

 

[Ric]

Don’t think there’s anything particularly revelatory or new in this, but contains a bit of detail about City’s claim:

 

[nmc]

Don’t think there’s anything particularly revelatory or new in this, but contains a bit of detail about City’s claim:

The article is clearly well researched. Says we voted against the February amendment. We didn’t we abstained.

 

[Norbiton]

The article is clearly well researched. Says we voted against the February amendment. We didn’t we abstained.

I thought we did vote against In February and abstained on the previous version

 

[Random Precision]

The article is clearly well researched. Says we voted against the February amendment. We didn’t we abstained.

City voted against in Feb 2024, City abstained in 2021 when FMV rules were introduced. Feb 2024 saw new APT rules introduced that are much more onerous than existing rules.