Isabel Pantoja loses two lawsuits against the Tax Authority at the National Court for more than 700,000 euros
El tribunal confirma el criterio de la Agencia Tributaria de que la artista utilizó una sociedad para obtener una rebaja fiscal en el IRPF de 2009 y 2010
Isabel Pantoja and the Tax Agency have once again faced each other in court. On this occasion, it was the National Court that resolved the double lawsuit over the claim that the Treasury made to the singer regarding the personal income tax (IRPF) in the years 2009 and 2010. The Spanish tax authorities argued that Pantoja was one of the celebrities (from a long list of artists, athletes, and famous people pursued by the Treasury) who used asset companies to channel their professional income and obtain tax benefits.
The court has accepted this thesis and has confirmed in two recent rulings the tax debt of more than 700,000 euros, as well as the penalties imposed for these tax irregularities, whose amounts have not been disclosed. However, the rulings are not yet final, as they can be appealed before the Supreme Court, which will have the final say on this matter.
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