The key facts

  • The FTS refused Saburov business registration due to unreliable data in the EGRUL
  • The restriction will last until March 25, 2029
  • Mash reported income from renting out a cottage and a refusal to sell for 140–160 million rubles

FTS refusal due to unreliable data

Comedian Nurlan Saburov has been banned from opening a business in Russia. Gazeta.Ru reports this, citing RIA Novosti and data from the Federal Tax Service. Under the law, the tax authority has the right to refuse registration to an owner or head of a new company if they previously held a controlling stake in, or managed, a firm with a record of unreliable data. In Saburov's case, the reason was an incorrect address that his company Sabr Production entered in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities (EGRUL). The restrictions on entrepreneurial activity will last until March 25, 2029.

What was reported earlier

In late October the Telegram channel Mash wrote that Saburov earned at least 6 million rubles in Russia after he was banned from entering the country for 50 years. According to the channel, the comedian and his wife Diana own a two-story cottage in the elite Novorizhsky residential complex, which they rent out for 800,000 rubles a month. The tenants presumably transfer the money to his wife to avoid difficulties with processing payments. Mash also reported that the mansion was recently the subject of a buyout offer of 140–160 million rubles, but Saburov refused.

Context

Thus, the ban on entrepreneurial activity formally does not prevent income from already owned property: renting out the cottage brings the family regular payments, and the decision to sell the mansion remained with the owner. The article ends with a mention that Zhukov's new business lost 3.7 million rubles with zero revenue; the connection between this fact and Saburov's story is not explained in the publication.