Yes, the only country to tax overseas earnings.
Yes
The United States government does not pay their Olympic athletes. However, it is possible that an athlete will have a contract with a business, such as a shoe manufacturer or a swimsuit manufacturer, and that contract may have wording in it that says the athlete will be paid an amount for winning an Olympic event. The USOC - United States Olympic Committee - which is a private entity separate from the US Gov't - pays athletes for medals - $25,000 for gold, $15,000 for silver and $10,000 for bronze. Some athletes are invited to train at the US Olympic training facility run by the USOC and all expenses are paid, but the athlete must adhere to a strict training schedule and rules of the facility.
Yes every medal is taxed about 35% of its value. Say i win three bronze medals(the reward is 10000 if im not mistaken) i wud owe the irs over 10000the dollars
2000
The answer is yes and no. First, there have been a lot of erroneous blog posts about this topic, especially as it relates to American athletes. Some internet sources claimed the athletes would have to pay a tax of as much as $9,000 if they won a gold medal (false). In fact, the gold medal is only about 1% gold, so it would not have a great financial value. But what is true is that there is the potential of taxes, although not on the medals.American athletes (and those from some other countries too) receive a cash prize when they win a medal. This prize usually comes from the country's Olympic committee, and the amount varies. Some of the awards could be taxed, but as snopes.com (which fact-checked the false $9,000 claim) points out, most athletes won't pay very much, because they can offset the prize against the amount it cost them to train, buy equipment, etc. So it will probably all even out in the end. I enclose the link to the facts about what American Olympians might have to pay, depending on the amount of the award they win.
In the United States, money paid to Olympic medal winners is taxable. Other countries' laws may vary.
He did this to help pay the national debt.
Britain taxed them
He unfairly taxed them.
they had made sugar higher
Heavily taxed by the British government.
The British taxed the colonists to much that they started to rebell against the British.