Cristiano Ronaldo’s agency Gestifute have published a document disclosing the Real Madrid's forward's income for last year in an attempt to stave off accusations of tax avoidance.
The 31-year-old's annual income of £191m ($240m) breaks down to £523,000 ($658,000) per day, £3.7m per week ($4.65m) and £15.9m ($20m) per month.
Following the recent accusations, which were published by a group of European newspapers last weekend, Gestifute released a photograph of Ronaldo’s ‘Model 720’ tax return, in a bid to prove their client declared the necessary assests and rights to Spanish authorities.
The published document states that Ronaldo declared £19.8m ($24.90m) of income from Spain, including his Real Madrid wages. It is claimed that he made the remaining £171million ($215 million) elsewhere.
Cristiano Ronaldo's agency bites back as his annual income is revealed
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My son about to get the Trump administration call any second with these earnings
The 31-year-old's annual income of £191m ($240m) breaks down to £523,000 ($658,000) per day, £3.7m per week ($4.65m) and £15.9m ($20m) per month.
Following the recent accusations, which were published by a group of European newspapers last weekend, Gestifute released a photograph of Ronaldo’s ‘Model 720’ tax return, in a bid to prove their client declared the necessary assests and rights to Spanish authorities.
The published document states that Ronaldo declared £19.8m ($24.90m) of income from Spain, including his Real Madrid wages. It is claimed that he made the remaining £171million ($215 million) elsewhere.
Cristiano Ronaldo's agency bites back as his annual income is revealed
America and Catalunya Lost
My son about to get the Trump administration call any second with these earnings
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