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Triple London 2012 Olympic champion Usain Bolt has refused to compete in the United Kingdom (UK) again until the country changes its tax laws.

The Jamaican sprinter, who won gold medals in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay at the Games in London, objects to a law that sees him taxed on global sponsorship and endorsement earnings as well as any appearance fee when he competes in Britain.

And despite setting a new world record during the Olympics, the 25-year-old, who has been reported to earn around US$20 million (J$1.8 billion) a year, says his UK-based fans won’t see him compete until the tax laws are loosened.

“As soon as the law changes, I’ll be here all the time,” Bolt said. “I love being here. I have so many Jamaican fans here and it’s wonderful.”

Glyn Bunting, a partner at Deloitte, told a British radio station that the UK customs and tax department would not only want a slice of Bolt’s winnings in the UK but also his multimillion-dollar sponsorship deal with Puma.

“Usain Bolt will be paid a considerable amount of money to wear a particular brand of clothing or a particular type of racing shoe and Her Majesty’s Revenues and Customs (HMRC) wants its share of that income,” Bunting said.

NO RACE BEFORE OLYMPICS

Bolt had not raced in the UK for three years prior to this year’s Olympics, for which HMRC announced a tax amnesty for competitors.

A spokesperson for the HMRC told The Telegraph: “The Government put in place a tax exemption so that non-resident Olympic and Paralympic athletes would not pay UK tax on their income from Olympic and Paralympic appearances.

“Any tax on other UK income such athletes receive can in most cases be set off against tax paid in their home country.”

Taken from The Telegraph

PHOTO: “I have prepared a coffin for my son” As Mother allows mob burn her son for STEALING

“I HAVE PREPARED A COFFIN FOR MY SON.” These are words a loving mum should never have to say.

But it’s the cry of Thembeka Mzizi (63) of KwaNoxolo in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape. Her son (22) was saved by cops from angry residents who wanted to necklace him on Monday morning. He is recovering in hospital from the beating he got before the cops came.
A resident told Daily Sun: “We are sick and tired of this Satan! He is a troublemaker at his home and his so-called friends terrorise people.

“Last week he broke into one of our neighbour’s house and stole two leather jackets, and we caught him wearing one of them. We have caught him several times robbing and stealing. We always beat him up but he doesn’t learn. So today we beat him and were going to burn him alive because we are tired of beating him. But when we were about to burn him, cops arrived and rescued him. When we report him to his mother, she says the same thing: even she is fed up with him.”

The thug’s mum said: “I have given up on my son. He is my lastborn and I loved him so much, but his bad behaviour killed my love for him. He has no respect for me. He insults me and calls me names, even though I work as a domestic worker for him.”