Shakira is in line to receive more than €55 million (about $64 million U.S.) after a Spanish court ruled in her favor in a long-running dispute over her 2011 taxes. But Spanish tax authorities have indicated they will appeal the decision, which found they had failed to prove that the singer was a Spanish tax resident for 2011. That means Shakira, who Forbes calculates was the 6th highest paid musician in 2025, with earnings of $105 million, will likely have to wait for her money.Shakira’s Residency ClaimsSpain’s tax agency argued that Shakira’s relationship with then-FC Barcelona footballer Gerard Piqué helped…