Shakira Cleared of Additional Tax Fraud Charges in Spain
A Spanish court has dismissed further allegations against Shakira, citing insufficient evidence, months after a prior settlement.
- Shakira avoids new charges in a tax fraud investigation for her 2018 income, following a lack of evidence.
- Previously, the singer settled a separate case from 2012-2014, paying fines and receiving a suspended sentence.
- Spanish law requires tax payments from residents living over six months in the country, a point of contention in Shakira's cases.
- Despite settling earlier charges, Shakira has consistently denied any intentional wrongdoing.
- The dismissal may mark an end to Shakira's legal troubles in Spain, pending no further appeals from prosecutors.