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Mayo GAA have revealed a liability of €350,000 to the Revenue Commissioners for the period between 2018 and 2024.
The statement from the County Board has also revealed a near €0.5 million surplus for the 2025 financial year in the midst of a slew of interesting financial details.
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The most interesting details surrounded the tax liability. A total of around 70 per cent of the €350,000 was identified to be within 2018 and 2019, within the scope of a Level Two Risk Review initiated by Revenue.
A total of €113,000 in tax liability was reported between 2000 and 2024, a number which Mayo GAA has stated is 'broadly in line with the voluntary disclosures announced by other county boards this year.'
Among the other notable points in the statement was the surplus of €453,459, as well as the eleven per cent increase in income to a record €4.2 million from 2024.
The increase was largely attributed to almost €1.2 million in commercial revenue (up 30 per cent on the year previous), as well as a 21 per cent increase in gate receipts and match-day income to €773,280 in 2025.
The balance sheet for the financial year (up to September 2025), shows €3.1 million in cash.
The statement also touches on the plan to appoint a full-time CEO, and projects that the appointment 'will allow for sustainable and strategic growth in Mayo GAA’s commercial operations.'
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