England: the Premier League, its clubs and players, generate an average of £3.3bn in tax per year

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The Premier League, its clubs and their players generated an average of £3.3bn (€3.87bn on 14/01/2020) in tax revenue each year in 2017, 2018 and 2019, of which £1.1bn (€1.3bn) came from direct contributions from players playing in the English Premier League, according to the British audit and consultancy firm EY (Ernst & Young) in its report...

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