The Spanish Tax Agency's plan to overturn a recent court ruling in favour of Colombian singer Shakira could have implications for high-earning foreigners, digital nomads, and remote workers who split their time between Spain and other countries.
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Updated: Wed 3 Jun 2026 11:16 CET
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Spain want to overturn the court ruling in favour of Shakira. Photo: CHARLY TRIBALLEAU / AFP
The Spanish Tax Agency's plan to overturn a recent court ruling in favour of Colombian singer Shakira could have implications for high-earning foreigners, digital nomads, and remote workers who split their time between Spain and other countries.
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Ingresos, patrimonio y vínculos económicos también influyen en la residencia fiscal colombiana.
