Vasco Rossi, dig at Sinner: “Taxes? They must be paid in Italy”

Vasco Rossi he is a symbol and an example for many fans. So even when he talks about taxes, his words don't fall on deaf ears. In particular, in the interview with Corriere della Sera he focused on the importance of paying taxes to Italy while maintaining residence here. A duty, according to him. Words that seem like a dig at those who have left. Jannik Sinner, last example, but like the tennis player, many others. I write it on the website www.leggo.it.

“Not paying taxes is a shame – says Vasco Rossi -. I am Italian, proud of being so, and I wanted to maintain my residence in Italy. I want and must pay all taxes to my country. If I earn, it means that I can pay. I am also in favor of a tax on wealth: those who have more must give more. And multinationals should also pay taxes, starting with the owners of the Internet.” Arrow to Sinner? Perhaps. The South Tyrolean tennis player has been resident in Monte Carlo for years, a question that has made many turn up their noses, giving rise to a controversy.