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From: Gheri
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Date: 8/29/2010 3:37:08 PM
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I know that if you bid on your own player, you pay the taxes.
My Q is : if you win the auction, and you want to try and sell the player again, the taxes will be the same as it you would have bought another player (not from your team) ?

Last edited by Gheri at 8/29/2010 3:37:56 PM

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155547.2 in reply to 155547.1
Date: 8/29/2010 3:45:22 PM
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There is no consequence to bidding on your own player (except other people might notice and stop bidding).
However, if you bid on your own player AND win the auction then you will have to pay the taxes, the player will be considered as a brand new player so his sales tax will be lowered, and he will count as a bought player so sales tax is lowered further for all players.
Basically, if you buy back your own player and try and sell him again straight away you will be paying more tax in general. However, if you haven't sold many players in the last 14 weeks then the tax might stay the same.

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155547.3 in reply to 155547.2
Date: 8/30/2010 12:44:37 AM
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Does the tax system -tax if you sell the player under 25K?

It seems to only tax if sell the player for more than 45K at least that is what I found thus far if I count my tax total...

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155547.4 in reply to 155547.3
Date: 8/30/2010 3:42:12 AM
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Players will count towards the tax regardless of how much they sell for.
However, when you first start playing, I believe you get a 2 or 3 week period where you can buy and sell as many players as you want without the tax getting lower than 80%.

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155547.5 in reply to 155547.2
Date: 8/30/2010 8:28:36 AM
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Basically, if you buy back your own player and try and sell him again straight away you will be paying more tax in general. However, if you haven't sold many players in the last 14 weeks then the tax might stay the same.


it won't if you don#t sell him instantly after buying it, even with no transfer the last 14 weeks you will be around 80% taxes instead of 97% of an player who is in your team for a while.