Sabina and her relatives were partners or administrators of three companies: Ultramarinos Finos, Relatores and El Pan de Mis Niñas.with which his copyright, real estate in Madrid and Rota, a sailboat and old books were managed, as expressed in the inventory collected in the sentence, of last April 13, reported Europe Press.
During the three years covered by the tax inspection, these three companies generated more than 12 million euros in operating income: “All these incomes have a direct relationship with the plaintiff, either for billed services or for copyright collection (ceded by the plaintiff to the company), with the professional activities in which the intervention” of Sabina “constituted the essential and very personal element of the provision of the corresponding service (performance of galas, royaltiesnational record sales, press collaborations, etc)”.
In his defense, the interpreter of “19 days and 500 nights” argued that he had no relationship with any of those companiesalthough the magistrates of the National High Court cite rulings of the Superior Court of Justice of Madrid that classified this argument as “implausible” and that determined that the singer had a lower taxation than that which corresponded to him by application of the normal market value, ” which would have determined a tax rate higher than that of the Corporation Tax, and a consequent increase in the income to be imputed” to the singer for personal income tax.
The Treasury, in its liquidation to Sabina, agreed to raise her personal income tax base after the singer had paid less tax with his companies for Corporation Tax.