Shakira can go to jail for not paying taxes

The law for all is the same! Shakir was suspected of evading taxes. We are talking about an amount exceeding tens of millions of euros ...

Sweet-hearted swindler?

It is difficult to imagine Shakir behind bars, but the Spanish authorities consider it quite different. Western media reported on the claims that the tax service had against a Colombian singer. According to the data available to officials, the actress shied away from paying mandatory income tax to the budget from 2011 to 2014. In the event that the fault of the mother of two young children is proved, in addition to a large fine, she faces up to two years of imprisonment.

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Now, the responsible persons in the prosecutor's office must decide whether they agree with the findings of the tax agency and, if the answer is "yes", begin a formal trial.

The reason for the sensation

In the case materials it is said that since 2011 Shakira, who has found female happiness next to football player Gerard Piquet, actually lived in the homeland of the boyfriend playing for Barcelona and the national team of the country, in Spain. By law, being there more than 183 days a year, the singer was already a resident and had to pay tax from all her income to the Spanish budget. However, Shakira entered the tax account and began to make deductions only in 2014.

The exact amount of debt celebrity is not announced. As it was possible to scout journalists, it is about millions of euros.

Discussing the news, fans of the 40-year-old Shakira are sure that their favorite "drove" is not accidental. It was worth her civil husband Gerard Pique to stand for the independence of Catalonia, as the authorities found a way to "punish" the player.

Shakira and Gerard Piquet with their sons
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By the way, jokes with Spain's treasury are really bad. This is not the firsthand knowledge of colleagues Piquet - Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, as well as the opera diva Montserrat Caballe. All of them, intentionally or not, but evaded taxes.