Story ProgressBack to home
FIFA announces $36M profit in 2011 accounts
FIFA says that it has made a profit of $36 million on its billion-dollar income in 2011 and increased its reserves to $1.293 billion.
- Written by Associated Press
- Updated: March 30, 2012 07:31 pm IST
Read Time: 1 min
Zurich:
FIFA says that it has made a profit of $36 million on its billion-dollar income in 2011 and increased its reserves to $1.293 billion.
FIFA accounts showed it had $1.07 billion revenue and spent $1.034 billion last year.
It banked an additional $13 million in its reserve fund.
The figures cover the first year in a four-year cycle of commercial deals tied to the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.
FIFA said the tournament earned $910 million in 2011, and $550 million was banked from broadcasting deals.
Nearly all broadcasters and sponsors are signed to two-tournament packages that began with the 2010 tournament in South Africa.
FIFA pays no income tax because of its status in Swiss law, and exemptions granted by tournament host nations.
Topics mentioned in this article
Football
France
Mexico
South Africa
Republic of Ireland
FIFA
Get the Latest Cricket Updates, Check South Africa tour of India 2025 News, Schedule and Results at NDTV Sports. Like Us On Facebook Or Follow Us On Twitter For More Sports Updates. You Can Also Download The NDTV Cricket App For Android Or iOS.