Protect a short, mobile and highly exposed career
Support mobile careers, varied sources of income and sporting schedules that cross borders.
Contracts, remuneration and image rights
Each source of income must be qualified by reference to the contract, actual activity and relevant territory.
We analyse salaries, performance bonuses, sponsorship, services and image rights to identify their tax and reporting treatment.
Any collection structures are assessed against substance, economic purpose and obligations imposed on the athlete and partners.
Tax residence and international mobility
The timetable of training, competitions and stays is central to the cross-border analysis.
We determine tax residence and examine treaty rules for athletes working in several states.
Contracts, activity days, declared income and supporting evidence are brought into line to limit double-taxation and challenge risks.
Career and wealth
Preserving capital and life after sport
Income concentrated in a short period must be aligned with long-term personal and professional plans.
Advice may cover investments, wealth organisation, family protection and the transition after a career.
Solutions are compared by cost, liquidity, reporting robustness and consistency with the athlete’s accepted level of risk.
Key points to consider
What to document before a season, contract or move
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The timetable of training, competitions, camps and rest periods.
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Contracts, bonuses, sponsorship income and remuneration terms.
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Image rights and structures receiving the income.
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Tax residence, countries of activity and applicable treaties.
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Investments, family needs and preparation for life after sport.
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Confidentiality, reputation and the consistency of the reporting position.