Georgina Rodriguez and Cristiano Ronaldo: why they investigate one of their best businesses in Spain | Reputation

Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez They are one of the most media-focused couples in show business, so it’s no surprise that their every move is scrutinized by public opinion, although in this case it’s not for a positive thing, but quite the opposite.

In addition to joining romantically and starting a family, the celebrities have also become partners in some of the businesses and properties they have built over the years, which gives them great satisfaction, although now one of them has become a headache for them.

This is the Insparya Medical Clinic, a hair treatment center that is being investigated by the country’s tax office, which could have serious and costly consequences if suspicions are true.

Why are Cristiano Ronaldo and Georgina Rodriguez’s businesses under investigation?

El Confidencial exclusively reports that Insparya Medical Clinic is under investigation by the tax office for suspected tax evasion, and that any business should pay for every service it provides to citizens.

The tax agency opened a case against Cristiano and Georgina’s businesses, aiming to determine whether the company used any mechanisms to evade taxes between 2019 and 2021.

Under current Spanish law, medical services for the diagnosis, prevention, treatment and cure of any disease are exempt from VAT. However, those procedures performed for cosmetic purposes must pay a 21% tax.

In this sense, the Ministry of Finance wanted to prove whether treatments such as hair transplantation provided by clinical centers were declared a disease and therefore no corresponding tax was paid.

What does INSPARYA Clinic’s legal defense say?

The couple trusts the legal team they have and the people who typically handle these issues. According to the information known to the above media, there is peace and there is a fourth one managed by them.

The lawyers will hide the fact that the World Health Organization (WHO) has determined alopecia (baldness) to be a disease worthy of treatment with hair transplantation.

On the other hand, the Ministry of Finance considered that the services provided by Insparya were purely cosmetic and could not save a person from any danger of injury or death.