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Spanish Prosecutors File Tax Fraud Suit Against Carlo Ancelotti
Prosecutors said the suit had been filed against Carlo Ancelotti, the current Everton manager, for two alleged incidences of tax fraud in 2014 and 2015 totaling 1.062 million euros.
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Diego Costa Fined But Avoids Jail In Tax Fraud Case
Diego Costa was accused of failing to declare payments totalling over 5.15 million euros from his move to Chelsea in 2014.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Avoids Jail But Hit By Hefty Fine For Tax Fraud In Spain
The court sentenced him to a two-year jail sentence that it immediately reduced to a fine of 365,000 euros.
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Lionel Messi Tax Fraud Sentence Reduced To Fine
Messi and his father saw prison sentences for tax fraud reduced to fines by a Barcelona court.
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Lionel Messi Prison Sentence Lifted In Exchange For Fine
A Spanish court said today it has exchanged a 21-month prison sentence handed to Soccer player Lionel Messi for tax fraud last July for a quarter-of-a-million-euro fine.
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Prosecutors Not Against Replacing Lionel Messi Jail Term With Fine
Prosecutors in Barcelona say they are not against replacing football star Lionel Messi's 21-month jail sentence for tax fraud with a fine.
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Spain Supreme Court Confirms Lionel Messi Fraud Sentence
Spain's Supreme Court on Wednesday confirmed a 21-month jail sentence and 2.09-million-euro ($2.25 million) fine imposed on Lionel Messi for tax fraud, months after the Barcelona football star lodged an appeal.
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Lionel Messi to Appeal 21-Month Jail Term Tax Fraud Ruling
Lionel Messi will appeal a Spanish court decision that sentenced him to 21 months jail for tax fraud
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Mercurial Lionel Messi - From Trophies to Tax Rap
Lionel Messi have amassed a brilliant trophy haul but Wednesday's conviction for tax fraud tarnishes his aura
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Lionel Messi, Oscar Pistorius - Sports Greats Whom Fate Dumped The Same Day
Lionel Messi and Oscar Pistorius, greats in their own rights, saw their image tarnished forever on Wednesday, for off-field offences. Is it time to see our sporting heroes in a more mundane light now?
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Spanish Prosecutors File Tax Fraud Suit Against Carlo Ancelotti
Prosecutors said the suit had been filed against Carlo Ancelotti, the current Everton manager, for two alleged incidences of tax fraud in 2014 and 2015 totaling 1.062 million euros.
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Diego Costa Fined But Avoids Jail In Tax Fraud Case
Diego Costa was accused of failing to declare payments totalling over 5.15 million euros from his move to Chelsea in 2014.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Avoids Jail But Hit By Hefty Fine For Tax Fraud In Spain
The court sentenced him to a two-year jail sentence that it immediately reduced to a fine of 365,000 euros.
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Lionel Messi Tax Fraud Sentence Reduced To Fine
Messi and his father saw prison sentences for tax fraud reduced to fines by a Barcelona court.
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Lionel Messi Prison Sentence Lifted In Exchange For Fine
A Spanish court said today it has exchanged a 21-month prison sentence handed to Soccer player Lionel Messi for tax fraud last July for a quarter-of-a-million-euro fine.
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Prosecutors Not Against Replacing Lionel Messi Jail Term With Fine
Prosecutors in Barcelona say they are not against replacing football star Lionel Messi's 21-month jail sentence for tax fraud with a fine.
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Spain Supreme Court Confirms Lionel Messi Fraud Sentence
Spain's Supreme Court on Wednesday confirmed a 21-month jail sentence and 2.09-million-euro ($2.25 million) fine imposed on Lionel Messi for tax fraud, months after the Barcelona football star lodged an appeal.
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Lionel Messi to Appeal 21-Month Jail Term Tax Fraud Ruling
Lionel Messi will appeal a Spanish court decision that sentenced him to 21 months jail for tax fraud
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Mercurial Lionel Messi - From Trophies to Tax Rap
Lionel Messi have amassed a brilliant trophy haul but Wednesday's conviction for tax fraud tarnishes his aura
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Lionel Messi, Oscar Pistorius - Sports Greats Whom Fate Dumped The Same Day
Lionel Messi and Oscar Pistorius, greats in their own rights, saw their image tarnished forever on Wednesday, for off-field offences. Is it time to see our sporting heroes in a more mundane light now?
