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**Zpxbawtz** · 01-07-2008, 09:10 PM

Under the Chinese Association rules? What does the Chinese Association state she has to do with her money?

Strictly speaking it's not her money. She probably has a contract with federation stating that most of the prize money (70-80% I would guess) goes to them. Think of it as a very high tax rate.

I don't think she would be in physical danger if she rebelled, but she might lose more financially than she gains. She would almost certainly lose all access to coaches, training facilities, free travel and hotels (all provided by the federation). Her earnings might be insufficient to compensate for all that because I doubt she will have results like this regularly.

01-07-2008, 09:10 PM	#30
Zpxbawtz Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 660 Senior Member	Under the Chinese Association rules? What does the Chinese Association state she has to do with her money? Strictly speaking it's not her money. She probably has a contract with federation stating that most of the prize money (70-80% I would guess) goes to them. Think of it as a very high tax rate. I don't think she would be in physical danger if she rebelled, but she might lose more financially than she gains. She would almost certainly lose all access to coaches, training facilities, free travel and hotels (all provided by the federation). Her earnings might be insufficient to compensate for all that because I doubt she will have results like this regularly.
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