Zagitova Denies Tax Debt Claims
Moscow, August 11. Figure skating Olympic champion Alina Zagitova refuted information that had previously appeared in the Telegram channel 'Mash na sporte' stating that she owes 89,000 rubles to the Federal Tax Service.
Consensus
- Alina Zagitova denied having a tax debt of 89,000 rubles to the Federal Tax Service.
- The claim about the debt originated from the Telegram channel 'Mash на спорте'.
- Zagitova stated she fulfills all her financial obligations promptly and honestly.
- She has threatened to take legal action if the false information is not removed.
- Zagitova has not competed in official competitions since 2019.
- She is preparing to open her own figure skating school, scheduled for August 30.
- The school's construction cost approximately 1.3 billion rubles.
Points of divergence
- Zagitova's bank accounts may be blocked due to the alleged debt. — vm
- The debt consists of six unpaid patent payment receipts: three for 3,000 rubles, two for 26,000 rubles, and one for 28,000 rubles. — vm
- Zagitova was seen in May with her presumed boyfriend at a boxing event in Yekaterinburg. — vm
- Zagitova provided a document confirming her claim of no debt. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Figure skater Zagitova called the data about debt to FNS false — Вести
- Mash: Aline Zagitova's bank accounts may be blocked due to debts — Вечерняя Москва
- Olympic champion Zagitova may have accounts blocked due to debts to FNS — Вести