Shakira to be reimbursed €55 million by Spanish tax authority

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A Spanish court ordered the tax authority to return €55 million to Shakira, ruling the amount was improperly obtained during a tax dispute.
The singer argued she wasn't a full resident in 2011.

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A Spanish court ordered the tax authority to return €55 million to Shakira, ruling the amount was improperly obtained during a tax dispute. The singer argued she wasn't a full resident in 2011.

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