Shakira Acquitted of Spanish Tax Fraud, Court Orders $64M Repayment
Pop star Shakira has been acquitted of tax fraud charges by a Spanish court, which also ordered the government to repay her approximately $64 million. She had faced accusations of evading taxes in Spain.
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Shakira unloads on Spanish government after court tosses tax fraud case, awards her $64 million
Shakira was cleared by a Spanish court in her tax fraud case after authorities could not prove she spent more than 183 days in Spain during 2011.
Read full article →‘There was no fraud’ – Shakira to get €55m back after being acquitted in Spanish tax case
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Read full article →Shakira acquitted of tax fraud, court orders Spain to hand back US$70 million
The judge ruled that authorities had failed to prove that Shakira spent more than 183 days in Spain in 2011, as required by Spanish law to be considered a tax resident in the country.
Read full article →Spanish court acquits Shakira of tax fraud, orders $64M repayment
A Spanish court on Monday acquitted pop star Shakira of tax fraud and ordered the country's tax authority to repay the Colombian artist more than 55 million euros ($64 million...
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