no you get payed lots of money and if you break a world record u get 1 million dollars
No, the IOC does not pay medal winners.
Yeah, $9,000.
Here in Britain the answer is no
Nothing
never
Yes.
Yes, In 1934 an Olympian from Great Britain sold his Olympic Gold Medal to pay off his home.
Olympic athletes do not get paid for the medals they win. They do not receive pay for participating. U.S. medalists receive cash prizes from the U.S. Olympic committee. Gold medal winners receive $25,000, silver medal winners receive $15,000, and bronze medal winners receive $10,000.
Payment for winning Olympic medals varies by country. Some do not pay any money at all. The United States Olympic Committee pays its medal winners $25,000 to gold medal winners, $15,000 to those who take home a silver and $10,000 for a bronze. Some of the richer U.S. sport federations give additional prize money to their winners as well. There are many appearances and endorsement deals that generally follow a gold medal winner. See related links for more information.
It differs from country to country, but a Gold Medal in the USA gets a $25,000 payment, and the average tax on that is about $9,000.
Yes
Gold medal winners pay the same taxes every other citizen pays.