A discussion involving Vladislav Bumaga, known as Vlad A4, and Alexandra Bazhenova addressed questions about tax obligations and financial standing. The meeting focused on whether there are any outstanding tax debts and what official records indicate about his finances.
Bazhenova stated that there are no debts to the tax authorities and insisted that papers documenting tax payments are available through official channels. She highlighted that a sum of 200 million rubles was paid in taxes for the year 2023 alone and emphasized that these figures are reflected in public, authoritative sources. The assertion aimed to reassure observers that the blogger maintains compliance with tax responsibilities.
The blogger’s manager also commented, saying that Vlad Bumaga does not have a tax debt exceeding 1,000 rubles. He noted that if any minor amount were pursued, it would be handled through standard processes such as debt collection and tax reporting channels, aligning with typical enforcement practices.
Bazhenova denied rumors that the blogger relocated to Dubai with a romantic partner. According to official statements, the blogger continues to reside in Moscow, and no relocation to another country is involved in current records.
On February 9, a Telegram channel claimed that Vlad Bumaga was being sought by bailiffs in Russia. The report suggested unpaid fines and a tax debt amounting to 278 thousand rubles. These claims circulated online and added to ongoing chatter about the blogger’s financial status.
On the same day, RIA Novosti, citing the Federal Bailiff Service, reported that Moscow bailiffs had initiated six enforcement proceedings against Vlad A4 to collect fines related to traffic violations. This sparked discussion about how traffic-related penalties are documented and collected in the region.
Earlier, media reports mentioned another public legal matter involving a different figure, Yegor Creed, who reportedly faced a significant monetary loss in court. The mention of this case has no bearing on the current status of Vlad Bumaga and serves only as a reminder of the broader context of celebrity legal matters in the press.