A Brazilian court has frozen the assets of Barcelona star, Neymar, his family and related businesses valued at $48 million.
The
Sao Paulo Federal Court said that the 23-year-old is alleged to have
evaded $16 million in Brazil taxes between 2011 and 2013.
He moved in 2013 from Brazilian club, Santos to Spain’s Barcelona.
In a statement, Judge Carlos Muta said Neymar only declared assets worth a little less than $5 million.
However, Iagaro Jung Martins, an auditor with Brazil Federal Tax Agency, said that Neymar is not likely to go to jail if he pays what he owes.
He moved in 2013 from Brazilian club, Santos to Spain’s Barcelona.
In a statement, Judge Carlos Muta said Neymar only declared assets worth a little less than $5 million.
However, Iagaro Jung Martins, an auditor with Brazil Federal Tax Agency, said that Neymar is not likely to go to jail if he pays what he owes.
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