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World Cup Teams Get Federal Tax Break

Published April 29, 2026 · Updated April 29, 2026 · The Guardian

FIFA has secured a U.S. federal tax exemption for all 48 World Cup qualifiers, easing their financial burden while state and city taxes still apply.

After intensive negotiations with the U.S. Treasury, FIFA has secured a federal tax exemption for all 48 World Cup qualifiers. The move eases the financial load for national associations, though they will still face state and city taxes on their earnings. freshyourfeel.com

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