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Roland-Garros 2026: Why the French Tax Authorities Would Like Players to Earn More Money

Summary by Liberation
While the prize money awarded to the participants of the Paris tournament increased again this year, the players do not get the whole of it. The winnings are taxed by the public treasury and bring a nice pactole to the state.

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Roland-Garros 2026: Why the French Tax Authorities Would Like Players to Earn More Money

While the prize money awarded to the participants of the Paris tournament increased again this year, the players do not get the whole of it. The winnings are taxed by the public treasury and bring a nice pactole to the state.

·Paris, France
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Liberation broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, May 23, 2026.
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