Spanish tax inspectors holding a press conference defending their work after Shakira's acquittal in a tax fraud case.
Spanish tax inspectors holding a press conference defending their work after Shakira's acquittal in a tax fraud case.
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Los inspectores de Hacienda defienden su labor tras el fallo favorable a Shakira

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La Asociación de Inspectores de Hacienda del Estado ha emitido un comunicado este lunes en respuesta a las críticas recibidas tras la absolución de Shakira por la Audiencia Nacional en el caso de fraude fiscal de 2011.

La sentencia obliga al erario público a devolver más de 60 millones de euros a la cantante colombiana. Los inspectores rechazan las acusaciones que los presentan como adversarios de los contribuyentes.

En el comunicado, la IHE afirma que estas críticas carecen de rigor y traspasan los límites de lo razonable. Señalan que su objetivo es aplicar la ley con rigor y equidad.

El abogado Robert Amsterdam acusó a la Agencia Tributaria de actuar como una mafia. La asociación responde que tales descalificaciones favorecen a quienes eluden obligaciones fiscales.

La Agencia Tributaria planea recurrir la decisión ante el Tribunal Supremo. Shakira declaró que el fallo sienta un precedente para proteger a ciudadanos anónimos.

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