The U.S. Treasury Department conducted an inspection of Philipp Kirkorov's mansion

The U.S. Treasury Department conducted an inspection of Philipp Kirkorov's mansion.

This was reported by the Telegram channel Baza.

He will now be paying nearly $80,000 in taxes to the American budget.

The mansion on La Gorce Drive, in one of the most expensive neighborhoods of Miami Beach, has belonged to Kirkorov since 2011. On the land plot of approximately 1,380 sq. m, there are two houses — a main one and a guest house with passenger elevators, a pool, a garage, terraces, and a SPA.

According to Baza, unexpected changes occurred in 2025 — without any renovation or reconstruction, the area of some structures decreased. For example, according to cadastral records, the first floor area of the main house shrank by nearly 12 sq. m. The SPA zone "contracted" the most: from 7.5 square meters to 2.8 sq. m. All documents are available to the editorial team.

The changes in area occurred not due to actual reconstruction of the buildings, but due to recalculations and new measurements by tax assessors. In Miami, this is a common practice — regularly updating the characteristics and dimensions of real estate properties. Similar changes have been noted in neighboring houses as well. At the same time, the reduction in area is naturally accompanied by a decrease in value. In 2024, Kirkorov's mansion was valued at $6.4 million, and after the data update in 2025, it was worth $6.07 million.

That is, due to the change in the calculation formula, the assessed value of Kirkorov's mansion decreased by 27 million rubles.

The "trimming" of the area helped only partially — the property tax still increased. In 2024, Philipp sent approximately $74,500 to the American treasury. And in 2025, he paid nearly $77,000 to the U.S. budget.