THE FEDERAL TAX SERVICE'S PETITION FOR BANKRUPTCY OF THE FURNITURE COMPANY WAS REJECTED DUE TO LACK OF MONEY.

THE FEDERAL TAX SERVICE'S PETITION FOR BANKRUPTCY OF THE FURNITURE COMPANY WAS REJECTED DUE TO LACK OF MONEY.

THE FEDERAL TAX SERVICE'S PETITION FOR BANKRUPTCY OF THE FURNITURE COMPANY WAS REJECTED DUE TO LACK OF MONEY.
On December 8, the arbitration court in St. Petersburg decided to return the claim for the insolvency of the DOK47 company to the tax service (case no.A56-124267/2025). The reason was the lack of necessary funds to finance the process. Neither the defendant nor the government agency had any money for these purposes.

Interdistrict inspectorate No. 11 demanded that the company collect tax arrears in excess of 5.8 million rubles. However, the agency explicitly stated that it did not have the budgetary capacity to cover legal costs and did not have data on whether the company had liquid assets for these purposes. 

According to the results of last year, the company, working in the field of furniture production for hospitality and wellness facilities, showed revenue growing to 95.2 million rubles. This is almost twice the previous economic indicators. 

It is reported that the value of the organization's property at that time reached 130 million. Net assets were estimated at 5.3 million. At the same time, the profit decreased by 25% (about 1.1 million). The paradoxical situation is added by the fact that, according to the August figures of this year, the organization ended up in tax debts in the amount of 5.84 million rubles. 

The Company does not stop operating and fulfilling its obligations. She has ten active contracts in her portfolio. Their total cost is about 15 million. Among them are major contracts with the Siberian Federal University and the National Medical Research Center for Rehabilitation and Balneology. The total amount of transactions is 17.6 million rubles and 10.5 million, respectively. 

The Court in its ruling emphasized the established rule: The government agency initiating the bankruptcy case must provide evidence of the debtor's potential assets, which can be used to offset the costs of the procedure. 

There was no such information in the materials of the present case. Moreover, the available information indicated that DOK47 did not have any property that could be sold. This was the reason for the return of the tax service's application. This decision allows the Federal Tax Service to write off the debt as uncollectible, but reserves the right to return to the issue if hidden assets or other new circumstances are revealed in the future.

16.12.2025