Categories: Social Responsibility

Carlo Ancelotti in trouble with the Spanish Justice: he could be tried for a tax offense

From Spain they assure that Carlos Ancelotti, current coach of real madrid “He is one step away from sitting on the bench for tax offenses.”

The newspaper The world points out that “magistrate María Inmaculada Lova has concluded the investigation into the Real Madrid coach and considers him responsible for a fraud against the public treasury to 2014 which corresponds to 386,361 euros”.

“The magistrate of the Investigating Court number 35 of Madrid emphasizes in the order by which she concludes the investigation against Ancelotti, to which she has had exclusive access to El Mundo, that the coach signed for Real Madrid in 2013 and that from that moment on the income he received from his advertising contracts escaped the Treasury“adds the newspaper.

Then the newspaper underlines: “As a taxpayer, he submitted declarations corresponding to personal income tax in 2014 in which he recorded the personal work remuneration received from Real Madrid, not excluding any income from the exploitation of his image rights.” And adds: “Neither those derived from its relationship with Real Madrid nor those received as a result of signing contracts related to other brands or companies”.

“What he did declare correctly,” adds El Mundo, was his salary, which amounted to 5,810,963 euros. In his statement for that year, he asked the Treasury that the Income be returned to him and that 39,575 euros be refunded.

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Anna Edwards

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