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The tax took from the Pskov company two cars for a debt of 30 million rubles

The arbitration court foreclosed on the pledged property of OOO GC Kabosh - two cars

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The tax took from the Pskov company two cars for a debt of 30 million rubles

The arbitration court foreclosed on the pledged property of LLC "GC Kabosh" - two cars. About this “MK in Pskov” reported in the press service of the court.

The company has not repaid arrears on taxes, fees, insurance premiums, penalties and fines. The debt to the budget system of Russia exceeds 30 million rubles.

According to the protocol on the arrest of the taxpayer’s property, the arrest was imposed on property worth 9.4 million rubles: a 2020 Mercedes-Benz car with a capacity of 190.3 hp and a 2021 Hyundai Creta with a capacity of 120.6 hp. This movable property is encumbered in the form of a pledge in favor of the tax authority.

The IRS went to court. By the decision of October 10, 2026, the requirements were satisfied.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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