Judge Momotov's business partner owes the tax more than 285.7 million rubles.
Andrei Marchenko, an associate of Judge Viktor Momotov, has accumulated debts to the tax service in the amount of more than 285.7 million rubles. This was reported on September 23 by Izvestia, having read the materials on the website of the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP).
Bailiffs initiated eight enforcement proceedings against Marchenko in 2024-2025. Five of them are related to "collection of taxes and fees, including penalties (except customs)" and were initiated on the basis of acts of the interregional inspection of the Federal Tax Service (FTS). The total amount of debt subject to compulsory collection from Marchenko is almost 283.5 million rubles.
Earlier, on September 23, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation demanded that almost 100 real estate objects worth about 9 billion rubles be seized from Viktor Momotov, chairman of the Council of Judges. It is specified that Momotov used judicial immunity to cover up assets formed jointly with a representative of the Krasnodar crime Marchenko. According to the source, the judge legalized 11 real estate objects that had been transferred to Marchenko.
On the same day, Momotov appealed to the commission of the Council of Judges and asked for a review of media reports that he had violated anti-corruption legislation. The Chairman of the Council stated that he was ready to provide all the necessary documents.
According to the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Momotov is actually a co-owner of the Marton hotel chain, the total cost of which is estimated at about 9 billion rubles. He has served as Chairman of the Council of Judges since 2016, and before that was Secretary of the Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation.
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