Tim Finchem, who was stepped down as commissioner of the PGA Tour in 2016, had a combined income of over $9 million in his final year as commissioner.According to the circuits tax forms filed for 2016, Finchem made $4.33 million in reportable compensation from the Tour and another $4.74 million from related organizations. He also earned $181,784 in other compensation.In 2015, Finchem earned $5.9 million in combined income from the Tour.Jay Monahan, who succeeded Finchem as commissioner, earned about $4 million in combined income in 2016 as deputy commissioner.
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PGA Tour paid Tim Finchem $10 million in bonus money after he
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While Tim Finchem stepped down as PGA Tour commissioner at the end of 2016, he still was paid more than $10 million in bonus and incentive money, according to the organization's 990 tax records for 2017. In 2017, Finchem received $12,216,755 in compensation from the PGA Tour, according to the 990 that was made available by Pro Publica.
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Tim Finchem, who was stepped down as commissioner of the PGA Tour in 2016, had a combined income of over $9 million in his final year as commissioner. According to the circuit's tax forms filed
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While Tim Finchem stepped down as PGA Tour commissioner at the end of 2016, he still was paid more than $10 million in bonus and incentive money, according to the organization's 990 tax records
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While Tim Finchem stepped down as PGA Tour commissioner at the end of 2016, he still was paid more than $10 million in bonus and incentive money, according to the organization's 990 tax records
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