The West Indies players at the ICC Cricket World Cup in Australia who were slapped with a double tax imposition, have been swiftly given a refund by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for a portion of the money.
The development follows an exclusive story carried last week in the Sunday Express, that the players who are on regional retainer contracts were being taxed for monies earned outside of the Australian jurisdiction.
But last Wednesday the same players received notification that the deduction is being challenged and their monies returned.
At the end of last month, the players were e-mailed their pay slips which showed a deduction of 32.5 per cent of their monthly retainer contracts being taxed.
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The development follows an exclusive story carried last week in the Sunday Express, that the players who are on regional retainer contracts were being taxed for monies earned outside of the Australian jurisdiction.
But last Wednesday the same players received notification that the deduction is being challenged and their monies returned.
At the end of last month, the players were e-mailed their pay slips which showed a deduction of 32.5 per cent of their monthly retainer contracts being taxed.
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