Sophia Loren
In 1982, Sophia Loren served 17 days of a 30-day jail sentence for tax evasion, reported Forbes. The iconic Italian actress claimed the alleged error on her 1974 tax return was just an oversight by her deceased tax preparer.
It seems she was compliant all along because in October 2013, the Rome-based Court of Cassation ruled the calculations on her 1974 income were correct and she was vindicated, according to the publication.
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