Perez also declared that the situation will be fully dealt with once Ronaldo returns from the Confederations Cup, while recent rumours claim that Ronaldo is now more settled following Perez's public backing.
The guilty pleas of Di Maria, Mascherano and Messi, however, would suggest this is not always the case and Mourinho and Ronaldo will need to be certain the offshore companies they set up to receive their image-rights payments are entirely legitimate.
The Portuguese manager owes Spanish tax authorities 3.3 million euros (about 2.91 million pounds or N1.46 billion), a Madrid prosecutor said in a statement.
Mourinho, 54, was the manager of Real Madrid between 2010 and 2013.
A statement issued by the section for economic crimes of Madrid's provincial state prosecutor's office said its investigations indicated that Mourinho committed two counts of tax fraud in 2011 and 2012.
A prosecutor said that Mourinho did not declare income from use of his image rights in order to gain an "illicit benefit".
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Mourinho is yet to comment on the allegations.
Ronaldo and Mourinho are the latest members of the soccer elite to be accused of tax fraud in Spain.
These include Barcelona star Lionel Messi and his father Jorge, who were both handed 21-month jail terms for a €4.1 million.
"The whole thing is very odd because Cristiano Ronaldo is a great guy, both as a player and a person".
The four-time world player of the year, who said last week his "conscience is clear", is threatening to leave Madrid over the affair, according to Spanish and Portuguese media.
A, based in the Virgin Islands, before September 2004 and that he knowingly used a "business structure" involving several companies to hide his income from his image rights.
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