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Timo Meier (27, New Jersey, contract until 2031)
At his current salary of $12 million, power forward Timo Meier is at the top of the Swiss NHL rentals. He receives six million as salary and six as signing bonus. Sounds overwhelming, but it also affects the tax bill: according to CapFriendly’s website, Meier will have to pay $5,885,657, a tax rate of 49.05 percent.
Roman Josi (33, Nashville, contract until 2028)
Four million as a signing bonus, five as a salary. It’s a good thing for Josi that Tennessee (39.03 percent) is a paradise when it comes to taxes: Josi is left with $5,405,298.
Kevin Fiala (27, Los Angeles, contract until 2029)
Fiala is due $8,125,000 million this season, including $3,250,000 as a signing bonus. The crux: no other American state collects money like California: Fiala has to pay 51.99 percent, leaving $3,900,907 in the account.
Nico Hischier (24, New Jersey, contract until 2027)
The Devils captain earns $7,750,000 this season, leaving just under four million after taxes (48.51 percent).
Jonas Siegenthaler (26, New Jersey, contract until 2028)
$2,750,000 salary, $1,500,000 signing bonus. Of the $4,250,000, the Zurich resident has about $2,240,000 left.
Nino Niederreiter (31, Winnipeg, contract until 2024)
Canada is not a tax haven: Niederreiter has to hand in almost 50 percent of his salary (4,000,000), leaving him with 2,004,082 (US) dollars.
Philipp Kurashev (23, Chicago, contract until 2025)
The striker received $2,250,000, leaving the account with approximately $1,270,000 after taxes.
Pius Suter (27, Vancouver, contract until 2025)
The smart center forward keeps 828,000 of the 1,600,000 dollars.
Janis Moser (23, Arizona, contract until 2024)
In the final year of his entry-level contract (925,000), Moser earned approximately $540,000 after taxes. If he had to go to the AHL (two-way contract), it would still be 80,000.
Akira Schmid (23, New Jersey, contract until 2024)
The entry-level contract pays the goalie $867,500, with approximately $490,000 remaining in the account. In the AHL, Schmid would make $70,000.
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Source : Blick

I’m Emma Jack, a news website author at 24 News Reporters. I have been in the industry for over five years and it has been an incredible journey so far. I specialize in sports reporting and am highly knowledgeable about the latest trends and developments in this field.