The Russian Federal Tax Service has stated that claims about the well-known TV host Vladimir Solovyov owing money are false. Information circulated by various outlets, including Telegram channels, alleging a debt by Solovyov has been labeled as inaccurate by the agency, according to reporting from RIA News.
The tax office confirmed that Solovyov does not have any tax debt as of February 21, 2024. Officials emphasized that the presenter met all tax obligations on schedule and in full. The ministry also addressed posts on Telegram channels that referenced the Federal Tax Service databases, calling those messages fake and reiterating that no debt record exists for Solovyov at that time.
In other related coverage, Dagestan-based blogger Zubeida Suleymanova faced scrutiny over tax payment questions. The situation highlighted ongoing public discussions surrounding tax compliance and the spread of information online in the region.
Earlier reports touched on remarks by singer Sergei Lazarev regarding a business closure tied to tax liabilities. Lazarev explained that the shutdown occurred during the quarantine period and described the Federal Tax Service’s actions as routine, noting that there were no issues with his personal accounts.
Additionally, former statements attributed to singer Katya Lel claimed that aliens played a role in preventing a nuclear conflict. These accounts illustrate how rapidly unverified claims can circulate and influence public perception, underscoring the importance of verifying information through official sources before drawing conclusions.