By Aurélie H
– Published on May 3, 2024 at 8:26 p.m.
This Friday, May 3 in Touche Pas à Mon Poste, Polska announced that it had had a tax audit. This amounted to 300,000 euros.
This Friday May 3 in Do not touch My TVCyril Hanouna spoke of the story of an influencer who had a tax audit and who appeared in tears on social networks. “I’ve been depressed for about a year. It is not going well at all. I’m too sad, I’m disgusted with life. I took a tax audit, because I was not declaring my MYM income. I admit, I didn’t declare, but I didn’t know anything. In fact, I realize that I sold my ass, that everyone saw me naked and that I have to pay everything back. Actually, that means I sold my ass and I’m still poor.”she said.
Polska experienced the same thing
A video which quickly made Cyril Hanouna react, who said: “I love it, because she says ‘I sold my ass’, it looks like she put an ad ‘sells ass, very good condition, very little used’. No, but without kidding. » The PAF star host then turned to Polska to tell her: “You had the same thing!” » To which the columnist responded: ” Exactly ! » Polska then explained that the influencer in question came to speak to her on social networks and she was very touched by her testimony. But Cyril Hanouna didn’t care a bit about that!
A very high fine
The host of Do not touch My TV Polska then questioned what had happened to him. The latter then said: “I experienced the same situation. I had a tax audit which was a pain in the ass. I hadn’t declared everything, but I hadn’t declared everything. I was naive. With the platforms, I didn’t know. It’s my accountant’s fault.”. Cyril Hanouna then wanted to know the amount of the tax adjustment. He announced several prizes and the more the amount increased, the more shocked the columnists were. Polska (who clashed with Anaïs Camizuli) then announced that it was around 300,000 euros.
Polska reimbursed everything
With such an amount, Cyril Hanouna and the chroniclers of TPMP understood that Polksa had made a lot of money thanks to this platform. The latter then explained that she declared everything on one platform, but not the second which was in the United States, since her accountant told her that it was not necessary. To avoid paying a surcharge, the columnist paid what she had to pay in one go… Well, that’s what Cyril Hanouna deduced, since Polska very quickly wanted to change the subject. For his part, Bernard Montiel said that his comrade must have received at least 1 million euros to pay so much.
