The leader of the group 'Zveri', Bilyk, owes 18,000 rubles in patent…
The leader of the group 'Zveri', Bilyk, owes 18,000 rubles in patent fees.
Consensus
- Roman Bilyk is the lead singer of the rock band 'Zveri'.
- Roman Bilyk owes 18,000 rubles to the Federal Service for Intellectual Property.
- The debt is categorized as patent and other fees.
- No debts were found among the other members of the band: Vyacheslav Zarubin, German Osipov, Valentin Tarasov, and Kirill Djalalov.
- The information was reported by RIA Novosti based on tax authority documents.
Points of divergence
- The debt was reported as of July 14. — gazeta_spb
- The debt is linked to the Federal Tax Service (FNS) and the Russian National Registry (RK), and includes a separate 300-ruble fine for failure to submit information about an individual entrepreneur to the Pension and Social Insurance Fund. — m24
- The case of blogger Oksana Samoilova, involving over 4 million rubles in debt, is mentioned as a related example. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Debt of 18 thousand rubles in patent fees found for lead singer of the group 'Zveri' — Gazeta.SPb
- Leader of the 'Beasts' group Bilyk owes 18 thousand rubles in patent fees — Москва 24
Key entities
- Zveri
- Roman Bylik
- RIA Novosti
- Federal Service for Intellectual Property
- Saint Petersburg
- TASS/URA.RU
- SPB RU News Newspaper
- German Osipov
- Rom Zverya