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(ANSA) - Pordenone, September 18 - An Italian fortune teller has been charged with tax evasion after concealing earnings of some 500,000 euros that she made in just over a year, finance police said Thursday.
The woman, who described herself as a spiritual guide and clairvoyant, was legally registered with a VAT number as an 'occult practitioner' and offered consultations at her studio and clients' homes through newspaper and television adverts.
But finance police realised the woman had only been declaring a fraction of her income after noticing discrepancies between her official earnings and her luxurious lifestyle.
The woman counted housewives, pensioners and businessmen among her large client base, police said.
Occult practitioners in Italy are thought to generate some six billion euros a year, most of which is not declared to tax authorities.
According to estimates by the finance police, around 15% of Italians from a broad range of age groups and social backgrounds consult fortune tellers, palm readers and clairvoyants, usually in a bid to resolve health or relationship problems.
While the phenomenon is more pronounced in southern Italy, some 42% of occult workers live and operate in the north of the country, police say.

A young teller who was kicked in the testicles during a bank robbery last year is battling for compensation from the labour department.


Nilesh Ramsaroop, 19, has endured chronic pain for 18 months after being injured when robbers stormed a bank in Newcastle.
An employment agency that secured the job for Ramsaroop, Quest Flexible Staffing Solutions, lodged a claim with the department in April this year

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