Spain to debate reversing 'Beckham Law' tax rule
MADRID (AP) -- Spain is set to begin debating whether to put an end to the "Beckham Law" that allows foreign football players to pay nearly half as much tax as regular citizens. The governing Socialist party made a pact in... [read full story]
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