The accounts of the lead singer of the Little Big group Ilya Prusikin❶ are blocked due to the tax authority's decision to collect debts. This is reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the BIR Analyst database.
According to the service, operations on Prusikin's accounts❶ were suspended on Monday, June 9. In addition, the negative balance of the account is more than 50 thousand rubles.
It is specified that the artist's accounts were already blocked in August 2024, then the reason was "the taxpayer-organization's failure to submit a tax return to the tax authority within twenty days after the deadline for its submission."
As EADaily reported, in the spring of 2022, Prusikin ❶ and his wife Sophia Tayurskaya left Russia after a series of harsh statements. In January 2023, the lead singer of Little Big was recognized as a foreign agent.
In May last year, the accounts of the IP belonging to Prusikin❶ were blocked by the Federal Tax Service. The IP has a debt of 182 thousand rubles. Prior to that, two companies established by a foreign agent had already been liquidated — Let's Lime LLC and Little Big LLC.
In August 2024, Prusikin❶ was fined by a court decision for 60 thousand rubles for the absence of marking of a foreign agent when posting on social networks.
In April of this year, the telegram channel Shot found out that the singer continues to receive income from listening to his compositions on Russian services. All rights to the Little Big trademark belong to Alina Piazok. The deal was concluded about a year ago.
❶An individual performing the functions of a foreign agent

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