The Colombian artist was facing an accusation for evading more than 6 million euros to the Spanish Treasury in 2018.
The spanish justice announced this Thursday the filing of a case for alleged tax fraud against the Colombian star Shakira after the request of the Prosecutor’s Office. In this way, the artist will not have to face a trial like her accused of defrauding the Treasury of more than 6 million euros.
The judge thus responded to the request made by the Prosecutor’s Office that argued “lack of evidence” and cleared the judicial panorama for the singer in Spaincountry where he lived for much of the time he was in relationship with the former FC Barcelona player. Gerard Piquéfather of her children.
It’s about the second cause that the singer faced for tax fraud. Last year he reached an agreement to avoid a trial in exchange for a millionaire fine (more than 7 million euros) in a similar procedure that accused her of evading her tax obligations in Spain for three years.
Shakira was accused of evading the Spanish Treasury
International star Shakira She was accused of defrauding the Treasury of more than 6 million euros. However, she a few months ago deposited 6.6 million euros to regularize your situation within this process related to the year 2018, according to explained the Public Ministry it’s a statement.
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The indictment detailed the tax evasion of a total of 5.3 million euros, by not correctly declaring the income generated by his last tour “El Dorado”, held in 2018, and the transfer of his intellectual rights. Besides, He was accused of not declaring 773,600 euros in wealth tax due to the possession of properties and financial assets valued at 12 million euros.
For this, the singer could face trial. However, the Prosecutor’s Office determined that “there are no sufficient indications“and asked for the case file.
Source: Ambito
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