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Atomflot’s property may be seized
Publish date: August 20, 2004
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Atomflot’s property may be seized
Based on the decision from the Russian Tax Inspection, a court in Murmansk intends to put a lien on the property and equipment, which belongs to the Atomflot company, the service base of the Russian nuclear icebreakers.
Atomflot ran into debt to the federal budget for about $479,000 . The confiscation is not to endanger Atomflot’s capability to store and handle nuclear waste, Murmangrad.ru reported.
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