I know current taxes exist for many reasons including detering cheats but what about looking at the long run?
If i buy a 19 year old for 2,000 and send him to 3 consecutive training camps costing me about 30,000 X 3 = 90,000 im already 92,000 invested into this player.
Using the current system, if i then go to sell him at to make any profit from him, i need to sell him above 109,000 to make any profit, if i sell him for anything less than that i am selling at a loss. This is not reflective of a real business world.
I think the 90day transfer rule should be increased to 150 days (3 seasons) BUT the tax droped to around 2.5-5%. This will give incentive to buy and sell players solely for training, by increasing the minimum tive before the tax drops, it erradicates the cheating scare (you'd have to be a pretty ambitious cheat to wait half a year to move players about) and this might also give the transfer markets the boost which they desperately need