The company's former director was ordered to pay more than 22 million rubles in taxes.
In Kirov Oblast, a court granted the prosecutor's claim to recover more than 22.6 million rubles from the former director of a commercial firm. An audit showed that the company's head had evaded paying corporate income tax while the company was operating.
Earlier, a criminal case had been opened against the man on charges of tax evasion, but the investigation was discontinued due to the statute of limitations. After that he initiated the company's removal from the register of legal entities.
Since it proved impossible to collect the tax debt from the closed organization, the prosecutor's office demanded repayment from the former director. The court upheld those demands.
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The company's former director was ordered to pay more than 22 million rubles in taxes.
The court granted the prosecution's claim.