The International Sports Tax Association (ISTA) is pleased to announce the launch of a new resource focused on the tax impacts of the new FIFA Agent Regulations (FFAR) on the major European leagues.
This resource, written by ISTA members, covers the tax implications of the FFAR in France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom. The resource provides an overview of the key changes across Europe along with the full Member opinions from each country.
With the FFAR set to transform the world of football agency and bring about significant changes in the way agents operate, ISTA has created this comprehensive resource to help its members and associates navigate the tax implications of the new regulations for players and clubs in the major European leagues.
ISTA would like to take the opportunity to thank the contributors for this resource in order of country below:
France: Virginie Davion, Joffe and Associes
Germany: Christian Schmidt, Rechts- und Steuerberatung Schmidt
Italy: Alberto Brazzolotto, Maisto e Associati
Portugal: Bruno Arez Martins, Eversheds Sutherland FCB
Spain: Felipe Castillo, Muñoz Y Arias
United Kingdom: Sofia Thomas, Juno Sports Tax
Download a copy of Tax Implications of the New FIFA Agent Regulations: Europe
For press enquiries, please contact memberships@sportstax.org.
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