Proceedings were initiated against Ivleeva for failure to pay more than 11.3 million rubles in taxes
Blogger and TV presenter Anastasia Ivleeva again found herself in the spotlight after the Federal Bailiff Service of the Russian Federation began enforcement proceedings against her due to tax arrears. The amount of debt amounted to more than 11.3 million rubles, RIA Novosti reports.
According to information from the Database of Enforcement Proceedings of the Federal Bailiff Service of the Russian Federation, enforcement proceedings were initiated on June 27. Bailiffs began the process of collecting taxes, fees and penalties from Anastasia Ivleeva for a total of 11,352,875 rubles. It later became known that the blogger's total tax debt had increased to 20.937 million rubles.
It is interesting to note that Anastasia Ivleeva is also the founder of the legal entity Knees of the Bee LLC, which was able to reduce its tax debt. The income tax debt was reduced from 1.303 million to 442.571 thousand rubles, and the VAT debt was completely repaid, leaving only a small amount of debt for fines. However, the company's debt for insurance premiums still amounts to 1.115 million rubles.
In addition, the decisions of the Federal Tax Service to suspend operations on Ivleeva's accounts were sent to several large banks, including Alfa Bank, Raiffeisenbank and T- Bank (formerly Tinkoff). The blogger's accounts were frozen on June 4, when the amount of tax debt amounted to 11.353 million rubles.
In April of this year, the reason for drawing up protocols on discrediting the RF Armed Forces against blogger Anastasia Ivleeva became known. A protocol on discrediting the RF Armed Forces against Ivleeva was drawn up because of her posts dated February 24 and March 1, 2022 on a banned social network, which were “republished.” Ivleeva spoke out in two of her publications against the special military operation and called on Russia to stop. The blogger hid these posts at the end of last year after the scandalous “naked party”, but returned them to her feed a few days later.