Spain lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy, but the financial story doesn't end there.
The winning federation earned a record prize of around $51 million, yet part of that money could still fall under U.S. tax rules because the tournament was hosted across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
It’s a reminder that in global sports, winning the title doesn't always mean keeping every dollar. Cross-border events bring cross-border tax obligations, making international tournaments as much a financial challenge as a sporting one.
A World Cup victory creates champions on the pitch—and a tax bill off it. 🌍⚽
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