Norwich City Post Match Thoughts

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Originally Posted by HensonsPRman

Timbertop I think TS has gone beyond his sell by date, but your comments above are wrong. He has put in £2.9m in the last 10 years plus there is an additional shareholder loan of £0.9m, so total funding of £3.8m Its all in the accounts see the link https://twitter.com/christoph_21/sta...O4lQ8z13w&s=19

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Does that include the sponsorship money from his other businesses HPRM?

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Originally Posted by CAMiller

Does that include the sponsorship money from his other businesses HPRM?

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CAM wouldn't they spend that money anyway as part of their marketing spend? Are there tax reasons why sponsoring in such a way benefits those companies? Not deflecting away from the fact you are correct it is a valid way that TS has input more money, just wondering what the full picture is

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Originally Posted by Derbymiller

CAM wouldn't they spend that money anyway as part of their marketing spend? Are there tax reasons why sponsoring in such a way benefits those companies? Not deflecting away from the fact you are correct it is a valid way that TS has input more money, just wondering what the full picture is

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Yes, generally speaking sports sponsorship is tax deductible for the donating company

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Originally Posted by CAMiller

Does that include the sponsorship money from his other businesses HPRM?

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Cam that does not include the sponsorship money, from his company, which is tax deductible. In most years this has been a figure that equates to the rent the club is charged by RU estates for the club using the stadium, roughly £1m per annum but in some years it has been more than that.

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Originally Posted by Derbymiller

CAM wouldn't they spend that money anyway as part of their marketing spend? Are there tax reasons why sponsoring in such a way benefits those companies? Not deflecting away from the fact you are correct it is a valid way that TS has input more money, just wondering what the full picture is

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Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill

Yes, generally speaking sports sponsorship is tax deductible for the donating company

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Originally Posted by HensonsPRman

Cam that does not include the sponsorship money, from his company, which is tax deductible. In most years this has been a figure that equates to the rent the club is charged by RU estates for the club using the stadium, roughly £1m per annum but in some years it has been more than that.

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Thanks. Just because it's tax deductible it doesn't mean it's free, it just means that it's income he doesn't pay tax on so on giving 1m means he really gives 600k out of his own pocket and 400k out of the tax mans pocket (if his tax band is 40%). I also don't disagree that AES will spend marketing money anyway but they don't strike me as a company would be spending the likes of what they are 'giving' to RUFC.

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Originally Posted by CAMiller

Timbertop clearly thinks that money TS has made through his other businesses isn't his 'personal money' but must belong to someone else.

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Ah yes. There's plenty of those round here.