Rovigo, June 5, 2026 – She was engaged in a red-light activity with hefty earnings, but officially unemployed. A story of incredible fraud and tax evasion, which featured a young woman from Alto Polesine, who, finding herself jobless, thought it ‘good’ to open her own profile on the well-known OnlyFans platform. With paid erotic content. Now all this has been discovered, and a series of charges are looming for her. Indeed, by virtue of this new activity, the financiers of the Lendinara Tenancy, at the end of an inspection activity, found that this young woman had committed total tax evasion.
Read more Accident on the Fondovalle, motorcycle against a car: Stefano Prandi died at 19 after hours of agony
Earnings from erotic content and tax evasion
The young woman allegedly earned over 270 thousand undeclared euros from the sale of ‘adult content’ on the web, 120 thousand euros of which were regularized by her through the late submission of her tax return and thus recovered for taxation. According to what emerged from the economic-financial police investigations, the young woman allegedly engaged in total tax evasion for the years 2021 to 2023, by not reporting to the tax authorities the proceeds derived from the subscription fees paid by her followers on the OnlyFans platform. The military then proceeded with charges for violations concerning direct taxes and VAT, also contesting the so-called ethical tax, that is, an additional tax introduced in 2006 that provides for a 25% increase in income taxes for those who produce, distribute, or sell pornographic material, even if this activity is not carried out exclusively.
Undue collection of unemployment benefits
The investigative picture further worsened when investigations revealed that the influencer, while collecting undeclared proceeds from her online activity, was unduly receiving unemployment benefits (Naspi) for approximately 16 thousand euros. Consequently, the Guardia di Finanza reported the young woman from Polesine to the Public Prosecutor’s Office of Rovigo for the crime of ‘undue receipt of disbursements to the detriment of the State’, which provides for imprisonment from six months to three years, in addition to the revocation of the benefit and the restitution of the sums already received.
Read more Assault in Lido Tre Archi, hit in the head by a stone: night of anguish for a 50-year-old
