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Sports · 22 July 2026

Spain's World Cup prize money may face US tax cut

Spain's World Cup prize money may face US tax cut

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Spain, who won the 2026 FIFA World Cup, might lose up to 30% of its estimated $50 million prize money because of US federal tax laws. The United States was a co-host of the World Cup, and money earned from games on American soil is generally taxable. The tax rule could also affect players, coaches, and staff who earned money during the tournament.

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