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FIFA paid millions in taxes for Infantino after his move to Miami

The under-fire president received undisclosed tax benefits as FIFA covered his full U.S. tax bill.

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What to know

  • FIFA covered 100% of Infantino's U.S. income taxes after his relocation from Switzerland to Miami, an arrangement never publicly disclosed despite FIFA's stated commitment to transparency on executive compensation.
  • The decision was made by FIFA's governing body with minimal discussion after a Swiss accountant proposed offsetting Infantino's increased tax burden through 2026.
  • The arrangement contradicts FIFA's public promises around executive pay transparency and raises fresh questions about governance under Infantino's leadership.

Gianni InfantinoGianni Infantino FIFA PresidentBruno Chiomento Swiss accountantFIFA International sports governing body

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    “FIFA promises to disclose its executives' compensation. But its under-fire president received tax benefits that were never made public, according to documents and interviews.”
    — New York Times

    1. 3 outlets first by Mastodon, 11d ago · also Philadelphia Inquirer, NYT · read ↗

    2. 1 outlet FIFA paying millions of embattled boss Gianni Infantino’s US tax bill: report

      first by NY Post, 11d ago