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What is Overextension Tax

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From: jeffjeff

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Date: 5/7/2014 10:39:38 PM
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Basically as EBW said, it's a tax on how much you overextend your finances. any losses you have will be taxed , the catch is that any salary increases you have due to training will be deducted when calculating tax.

This promotes training players instead of buying salary monsters, and makes it harder to bank and then make a run

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From: primoss

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Here is the thread ,it took a while to find it:) ,but if you read this then you will understand.
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From: E.B.W.

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Date: 5/8/2014 11:32:04 AM
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Probably because of the training exemption that I mentioned.

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Probably because of the training exemption that I mentioned.



With a 120k training exemption and only -13k weekly loss, it's definitely the training exemption preventing overextension.

Whether the soon to be 45k trainer is worth that money is probably the biggest question the OP needs to consider. If he's comfortable with the 888k reserves he has and the slow burn he's undergoing (once out of the Cup), there's no need for concern.