Valentino Rossi is the second pilot in the history of the World Cup motorcycle with more titles in the Queen category. Il Dottore Add seven crowns between 500cc (2001) and MotOGP (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008 and 2009), surpassed by only eight championships of his countrymen Giacomo Agostini.
Recently, Tavullia’s has provided a widespread interview with the newspaper ‘Corriere Della Sera’. During the conversation, the expileot and possession of the Postamin Enduro VR46 racing team, a team competing in MOTOGP, debate on many issues of the past, present and future of their personal and professional life. And, The one who did not stay in Inkwell was his problem with Italy Treasury.
“I have a confession. Between 2007 and 2008, my life changed. I understood what I really wanted: that here, in my places, with my people … The problem with treasury I was allowed to realize that I was ready to be myself. It’s a catastrophic, but luck too“, Said Valentino Rossi.
Payment of 35 million euros to the tax agency
In February 2008, it became light, by a statement before a press conference in its town, which Il Dottorethat at that time he was 28 years old, I will pay 19 million euros for the period 2001-2004 in Treasury. In addition, in payments of the years 2005 and 2006, Figure is worth 35 million euro.
Month beforeThe tax agency reports that it is investigating the pilot for taxationlinked to your Decision to establish your home in London In 2000.
Years later, and in an interview with journalist Graham Bensinger, Valentino admitted that “I tried to return to Italy, but was caught inside the system. I was scared. My former representative, and the people who worked in front of me, had swove a web and I was there without moving. In the end, I pay and get back. From there began a new life for me (…) I feel better, because at that time I cut off healthy with all my former organization. Ultimately, all of these problems caused me.
Source: La Verdad
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