Roskomnadzor seeks 468K rubles from blogger Wylsacom
Roskomnadzor is seeking nearly 500,000 rubles from tech blogger Valentin Petukhov (Wylsacom) for unpaid mandatory advertising fees, citing 40.4 million rubles in ad revenue over a quarter without the required 3% payment. The case will be heard in absentia by the Moscow Arbitration Court.
Consensus
- Roskomnadzor is demanding 468,000 rubles from blogger Wylsacom
- The amount demanded is for mandatory advertising fees
- The case will be considered by the Moscow Arbitration Court without the presence of the parties
- Wylsacom previously had similar demands satisfied by a court
- The previous ruling resulted in over 1.2 million rubles being recovered from Wylsacom
- Roskomnadzor claims Wylsacom earned approximately 40.4 million rubles from advertising integrations in one quarter
- Wylsacom did not pay the required 3% fee on that revenue
Points of divergence
- Wylsacom owes approximately 2.5 million rubles to the Federal Tax Service — vm
- Wylsacom is the founder of the company 'Tsarskiye akssessuary' and has an individual entrepreneur status — vm
- Savelovsky District Court of Moscow partially satisfied a lawsuit filed by artist Philip Kirkorov against AO 'News Media' over honor and dignity — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Roskomnadzor demands nearly half a million from blogger Wylsacom for advertising — РИАМО
- Roskomnadzor requires recovery from blogger Wylsacom of almost half a million for advertising — Вести
- Roskomnadzor demands nearly half a million rubles from blogger Wylsacom for advertising — Вечерняя Москва
Key entities
- Roskomnadzor
- Moscow
- 112
- Wylsacom
- Valentin Petyukhov
- Arbitration Court
- RIA Novosti
- VM
- Moscow Court
- Valentin Petyukhov