Hacienda concludes its pact with CR7: 19 million fine and 2 years in prison

Source: SPORT

The Agencia Tributari gave its approval to the agreement concluded between Cristiano Ronaldo on Office of the Prosecutor ] and Abogacía del Estado by which the former footballer of Real Madrid will pay a fine of nearly 19 million euros and will be sentenced to two years in prison .

Legal sources have informed Efe of this agreement, which implies that the Portuguese player, who will reside in Italy next season, will not enter prison for pleading guilty to four tax crimes.

The agreement reached between the charges and the defense of the football player was waiting for the approval of the Treasury, which was the body that denounced Ronaldo and whose leaders have recently changed to the following relay in the central government.

Charges laid against Cris tiano Ronaldo four crimes against the Treasury committed between 2011 and 2014 and which involve a tax fraud of 14,768,897 euros. The charges allegedly fraudulent are 1.39 million in 2011, 1.66 in 2012, 3.20 in 2013 and 8.5 in 2014.

The final agreement reached by the criminal court reduces this amount defrauded to 5.7 million euros, but the total amount to be paid by adding the fine and the interest amounts to nearly 19 million euros. According to the sources consulted, he will also pay the costs of State Advocacy .

Between Treasury and the Prosecutor's Office there is still a divergence of criteria. With regard to the substitution of the criminal conviction for a fine, since the tax administration rejects this change, that is to say that it wants the two-year sentence of imprisonment , so that even if she does not go to prison, she can not reoffend

This difference will be resolved in the vistilla in which Ronaldo will agree to the Court of Instruction number 4 of Pozuelo de Alarcón (Madrid ), where the Portuguese international said that there is nearly a year 31

On this occasion, the Real Madrid player said: "The Spanish Treasury knows in detail all my income, because we gave it to them, I never hid anything or had any intention of evading taxes. "