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Wimbledon champs Jannik Sinner and Linda Noskova, each pocketing £3.6 million, face steep UK tax bills—potentially over £1.6 million each—despite not being residents, thanks to British rules taxing major sporting events held on home soil. With £720k initially withheld and even more owed after deductions, they’re left with just £2 million before agents, coaches, and travel costs. The complexity grows when factoring in global endorsements and expenses tied to just weeks in the UK, highlighting how elite athletes’ fortunes are shaped not just by trophies, but by tax codes and global logistics.

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