Carlo Ancelotti pleads guilty to tax evasion during his first season at Real Madrid

According to Sport Catalunya; Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti pleaded guilty to tax evasion in 2014 - when he was in his first season at Real Madrid - in a Madrid court last Thursday, but claimed the allegations were unintentional and resulted in wrong advice. It was from his lawyers. According to the Spanish prosecutor's office and tax office; Carlo Ancelotta committed two offenses in 20154 and 2015 by failing to declare part of his earnings during his first two years on the Real Madrid bench, which prevented him from depositing over € 1 million in the Spanish treasury. Ancelotti admitted that he was not aware of the legal process of filing a tax return on his first coaching income at Real Madrid and had left it to his legal advisers, but admitted his willingness to pay a fine for his 2014 offense, but he claimed The prosecution denied the recurrence of the violation in 2015. He believes that his dismissal from coaching Real Madrid at the end of the second season of his tenure in Spain that year was not enough (183 days) to be subject to his one-year income tax. Prosecutors, meanwhile, claim that Ancelotti received a salary from the club until the end of his contract with Real Madrid, which was his only source of income before moving to Bayern Munich, and that he had to pay his salary tax in full.