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WCE, hawthorn and Collingwood could comfortably pay above the soft cap and pay the tax. If this provides a competitive advantage, why is there a reluctance to pay the tax?
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How do you know they havent?WCE, hawthorn and Collingwood could comfortably pay above the soft cap and pay the tax. If this provides a competitive advantage, why is there a reluctance to pay the tax?
The afl wants to copy the NBA with soft caps, surely the total off field spending cap has to be reported?How do you know they havent?
Exactly.How do you know they havent?
They don't report player salaries either so not much chance of this happening.The afl wants to copy the NBA with soft caps, surely the total off field spending cap has to be reported?
WCE, hawthorn and Collingwood could comfortably pay above the soft cap and pay the tax. If this provides a competitive advantage, why is there a reluctance to pay the tax?
LelSoft? As soft as James Aish going for a contested possession.
WCE, hawthorn and Collingwood could comfortably pay above the soft cap and pay the tax. If this provides a competitive advantage, why is there a reluctance to pay the tax?
Because it’s giving money to prop up other clubs.
So what is the benefit? Pay more money so that other clubs have more, which means everyone pays more money for the same thing and then you are forced to pay even more money for that same thing and that’s how inflation works.