The hypothesis is that the Capitoline company, by making an incorrect entry in the balance sheet, also altered its declarations for Ires and Irap purposes
From Rome to Milan, passing through Modena and Bergamo. The capital gains case risks no longer having borders within the national territory and it all stems from the investigation by the Capitoline prosecutor’s office into the Giallorossi club. To which, last April 22, the request for indictment was notified, not only for the former president James Pallotta, but also for the old general director, Mauro Baldissoni, the former managing director, Guido Fienga, and then Giorgio France, Umberto Maria Gandini, Francesco Malknecht and for the company, writes Dario Marchetti on TuttoSport. However, the current owners – the Friedkins – were acquitted. But nevertheless the investigation born in Piazzale Clodio risks triggering a domino effect. Starting from theInter, which the Milan prosecutor’s office is returning to investigate. The Modena colleagues did the same thing for the Sassuolofrom Bergamo for theAtalanta and again those of Rome for the Naples. From an act dated 6 March 2024, again within the investigation into the alleged fictitious capital gains of the Giallorossi, a tax assessment also emerges against the Rome. The hypothesis is that the Capitoline company, by making an incorrect entry in the balance sheet, also altered its declarations for IRES and IRAP purposes. In short, the capital gains case continues, and will most likely continue, to be talked about years after its inception.
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