Urdangarin's 2006 tax return under scrutiny
Year's finances key to investigation given his departure from non-profit institute
Iñaki Urdangarin, the embattled son-in-law to King Juan Carlos who is facing a court investigation for the alleged diversion of public funds, declared more than 500,000 euros in earnings between him and his wife, Princess Cristina, in 2006, according to his tax statement, which is now in the hands of investigators.
The princess declared earnings worth 120,000 euros from her salary at La Caixa and her official budgetary allowance, as assigned by the king.
The tax statement for this particular year is pivotal to the case, given that it covers the same 12 months that Urdangarin left the non-profit Nóos Institute, which is now the focus of the criminal inquiry by a Palma de Mallorca judge.
Princess Cristina is not a target in the ongoing investigation.
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