Manny Pacquiao Finds Himself in Heap of Financial Trouble

detroit is a ShitHole.

 

that guy is homeless and uneducated

detroit is worse than africa :yep

 

:rofl He is swimming in money. This has been the buzz around Manilas elites the last 4 years. He invests money wisely.
Its not easy getting noticed as a celebrity in the Philippines coz athletes and celebs in the country makes little money.

 

tigers and lions are both going down this weekend.:deal

 

I got a bet on the niners :deal 2/1 odds

 

:good

 

Lions FTW! MEGATRON

 

Why do *******s try to turn this into a discussion about Floyd. Why don't yall talk about how you feel bad for Pac and hopes he cleans up his act. Just because Floyd sucks with money doesn't mean Pacquiao is good with it

 

these *****s, divac and isal are so dumb they dont know how politicians role

their money in the philippines. Pacquiao alone would still be rich via his

pork barrel as congressman ( 7-10 M $ a year, commercials ( 100,000 $ minimum per commercial and tv shows :deal

and to live at forbes park is like living in bel air or beverly hills here in usa.

:thumbsup

 

cause he's not really broke.

Like the dude above said, Pac makes money off his job as a congressman and his ads, not including the 50 million he pulls every year from his fights.

 

hey jmm since you are a filipino have you heard of that place forbes park in makati? what do you think of that place? :rofl

 

Pacquiao buys hotel for P1B
Posted by Online on Oct 7th, 2011 // 17 Comments

Manila, Philippines – The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) is monitoring confidential reports that boxing icon Manny Pacquiao and his wife Jinkee now owns a hotel in Manila.
Informed sources said the hotel is located near the US Embassy on Roxas Boulevard in Manila.
The Pacquiaos reportedly purchased the hotel for P1 billion.
Meanwhile, Pacquiao paid the government more than P29.1 million in capital gains and documentary stamp taxes for buying a house and lot at the posh Forbes Park subdivision in Makati City, it was learned yesterday.
Makati Revenue Regional Director Nestor Valeroso disclosed that the amount Pacquiao paid represents the six percent capital gains tax and 1.5 percent documentary stamp tax on the property he acquired in the Philippines’ most famous enclave of the rich.
Valeroso said the transfer taxes were supposed to be paid by the seller of the 2,000-square meter lot but the congressman from Sarangani opted to shoulder the tax liabilities of the vendor, identified only as a certain “Mr. Chua.” (Jun Ramirez)

 

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come to oakland ******* i have a gift 4u

 

And the Phillipines is worse the Detroit.

 

*******s proof that Pac isnt broke is his insane spending. LOLLLL!!