Rossi's Tax Troubles - Italy Wants 112 Million Euros Back More reports on Valentino Rossi's tax problems are coming to light, and it's worse than ever. The Italian tax authorities have submitted a tax demand for 112 million Euros to Rossi, consisting of 46 million Euros in taxes not paid over the 60 million he earned during the period between 2000 and plus a fine and interest. According to the Italian press, some of these charges are based on the number of cars at his family home in Tavullia, Italy, including a BMW M5, BMW M3, two Porsches and a Mini Cooper, as well as the fact that Rossi's yacht is moored in the Italian coastal resort of Vallugola, on the Adriatic coast, and not far from Tavullia.
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