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IRS in the hot seat over potential cash grab from Spain's World Cup winnings: 'It's a ripoff'

The IRS faces criticism over potential taxes on Spain's $50 million World Cup championship prize money.

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The brief

Spain has secured a $50 million prize for winning the World Cup. Meanwhile, Argentina received payment for finishing second in the tournament.

Coverage from Fox News focuses on the IRS and a perceived "cash grab" regarding the winnings. Other reports from KOAT, Cleveland.com, and AL.com emphasize the scale of the prize money and how it compares to previous tournaments.

Future developments depend on whether the IRS will collect taxes on the championship winnings, a move described in coverage as a "ripoff."

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Quick answers

How much did Spain win for the World Cup?

Spain's championship prize money is $50 million.

Which country finished second in the tournament?

Argentina finished second.

Why is the IRS being criticized?

According to Fox News, there are concerns over a potential "cash grab" from the winnings.

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