Basketball club Partizan, after KK Crvena zvezda, published data on financial operations, as well as a plan for repayment of the remaining tax debt, and the president of the black and white Ostoja Mijailović said that Partizan does not have any financial problems and that this is the last year in which it feels relapses past, reports RTS.
According to data from the table published by KK Partizan on its website, the ABA league champion earned 68.669.585 euros in seven seasons. According to these data, 1.689.102 euros were collected by fans and friends of the club during the action "We have one Partizan", while the club itself recorded 66.980.483 euros from regular income.
Of the revenues shown, 40,3 percent (27.008.538 euros) came from state sponsorships and donations, that is, from sponsorship contracts with the companies NIS, Telekom Srbija and Dunav osiguranje, as well as from donations from the Basketball Association of Serbia and the City of Belgrade.
The club also stated that on July 31, 2023, the agreed tax debt amounted to 963.000.000 dinars and that Partizan paid 12 dinars on September 2023, 437.600.000.
"The remainder of the tax debt with interest as of today amounts to 608.000.000 dinars." In accordance with the legal regulation according to which the tax debtor, in this case KK Partizan, is written off 50 percent of the interest on the total debt before any payment, the club will reduce the debt to the Tax Administration to zero by paying 408.000.000 dinars (approximately 3,4 million euros). ", it was stated in the announcement.
The Black and Whites claim that the deadline for the payment of 408.000.000 dinars is March 31, 2024, and that the payment will be made within the stated deadline, reports RTS.
Earlier on Sunday, the Crvena Zvezda Basketball Club also released an overview of its revenue structure by season, ending December 31, 2023. According to data from the table published by Zvezda, since 2011, ending with December 31, 2023, that club has earned 95.459.689 euros, and 41 percent of the revenue came from the City and state enterprises.