Abramovich denies BBC tax allegations
Oct 13, 2026 2:23 pm
Ibrar Younas
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RUS billionaire Roman Abramovich has denied allegations that belongings value $672 million held by an organization in South Cyprus have been transferred utilizing falsified paperwork to keep away from tax.
In keeping with Alithia newspaper, a BBC investigation alleged {that a} main accountancy agency helped organize the transfers via backdated paperwork after new transparency laws made the disclosure of belongings obligatory.
The report claimed that luxurious villas, a yacht, a personal jet, a helicopter and different belongings have been faraway from the corporate’s information, leaving it showing to carry belongings value simply $75,000.
The preparations allegedly allowed the belongings to be handled as tax-exempt, avoiding a considerable tax legal responsibility.
Abramovich’s attorneys rejected the allegations.
