The star’s legal representative, Alexander Dobrovinsky, explained that the Russian singer Philip Kirkorov did not settle an insurance debt with the tax authorities while he was abroad. This claim was part of a broader discussion featured in an interview with NEWS.ru.
Dobrovinsky noted that Kirkorov has since returned to Russia and that clearing the remaining amount of 47 thousand rubles should pose no difficulty. He asserted that the artist would take care of the debt on Monday, February 12, aligning with the expectations surrounding his obligations.
According to the lawyer, the financial matter is not a concern for a high-earning performer who has faced a small, but blocked, debt of this amount. He described the situation as not problematic given the scale of Kirkorov’s earnings and the straightforward nature of the outstanding balance.
Meanwhile, Maxim Sitnik, who serves as the director for the singer, told socialbites.ca that the information about the blocking of the artist’s bank accounts should not be trusted. Sitnik claimed that the executor is managing the debts without issue and that there are no impediments to Kirkorov’s financial operations.
Earlier, on February 10, REN TV reported via its Telegram channel that Philip Kirkorov’s accounts were blocked in three banks at the request of the Federal Tax Service. The report stated that the measure was taken because of an insurance premium debt totaling 47 thousand rubles, a sum that has attracted considerable attention in media discussions.
In related music industry coverage, other prominent figures such as Ozzy Osbourne and Kanye West have recently been associated with discussions around copyright, drawing contrasts with Kirkorov’s tax matter and highlighting how intellectual property and fiscal responsibilities intersect in the entertainment world.
Throughout the coverage, observers have stressed the importance of transparent communication from the artist’s team and accurate reporting by media outlets. The evolving situation underscores how even high-profile celebrities navigate administrative procedures and public perception when financial obligations come into play. (Source: NEWS.ru)