Official income of civil servants. Declarations of income of officials in figures and facts

MOSCOW, April 14 – RIA Novosti. Russian officials reported their income for 2016. For example, President Vladimir Putin earned 8.858 million rubles, and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev - 8.58 million.

According to the law, declarations had to be submitted before April 1. Civil servants report on the property that is in their property or in the property of their wives and minor children.

The President and his administration

Vladimir Putin earned about 8.858 million rubles in 2016. Over the year, his income decreased slightly - in 2015 he declared 8.891 million.

The head of state owns a land plot of one and a half thousand square meters, an apartment of 77 square meters and a garage of 18 meters. An apartment (153.7 square meters) and a garage space (18 meters) are included in the declaration as a right of use.

As for vehicles, Putin owns two GAZ M21 cars, one Niva, and a Skif trailer.

In the presidential administration, the largest income for 2016 was declared by first deputy head Sergei Kiriyenko, who earned 85.487 million rubles.

The income of the press secretary of the head of state, Dmitry Peskov, amounted to 12.8 million rubles. His wife, figure skater Tatyana Navka, earned 120.8 million rubles.

Prime Minister

“The decrease is due to a decrease in the size of the bank deposit and interest payments on it,” the government press service explained.

The rest of the property that was included in the declaration of the head of government remained the same - a land plot of 47 acres (leased for 49 years), as well as an apartment with an area of ​​367.8 square meters and two cars - GAZ-20 and GAZ-21.

The prime minister's wife, according to her declaration, did not earn anything in 2016. She owns a Volkswagen Golf car and two parking spaces, and uses an apartment of 367.8 square meters.

Abyzov lost leadership

The richest in the government was the Minister for North Caucasus Affairs Lev Kuznetsov - his income amounted to more than 582 million rubles.

“The income of Lev Vladimirovich Kuznetsov, reflected in the published information on income for 2016, was obtained as a result of income from deposits, as well as transactions with real estate, which was declared earlier. In particular, expensive real estate in Moscow was sold,” RIA Novosti reported in the press. - service of the Ministry of Caucasus.

In 2015, the richest member of the Cabinet was Minister for Open Government Affairs Mikhail Abyzov - more than 455 million rubles. Then the official explained this figure by the sale of securities, property and profits from asset management.

In 2016, Abyzov’s income became even greater - 520.9 million rubles. At the same time, he is accompanied by a Robinson helicopter.

“The income is due to the further sale of assets transferred in accordance with the law into trust management upon entering the civil service. At the same time, the minister’s salary is sent in full to a children’s charity fund,” explained the minister’s press secretary Alena Zhukova.

Power bloc of the government

Among the representatives of the “security” bloc in the government, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Vladimir Puchkov and the Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu declared the largest income - more than 12 million and 10.5 million rubles, respectively.

At the same time, their wives received almost similar incomes: Puchkov’s wife earned 11.8 million rubles, Shoigu – 10.4 million.

Third place in terms of income among the security forces was taken by Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin - 8.1 million rubles. At the same time, Rogozin has the largest fleet of vehicles - two cars (GAZ-21R Volga and GAZ-13 Chaika) and two motorcycles.

The top five richest also included Minister of Justice Alexander Konovalov (7.1 million rubles) and Head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Vladimir Kolokoltsev (6.7 million rubles). The latter set a "record" for the power bloc in the number of real estate - a land plot of 0.15 hectares, three apartments, a garage and a house for free use.

The richest "economist" - Manturov

Among the richest ministers of the “economic” bloc is the Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov. In 2016, he earned 129 million rubles. In addition, he owns six cars (Land Rover, Moskvich 412, VAZ 2103, Lada Vesta, GAZ 21 and Moskvich 408), a plot of land, an apartment and four parking spaces.

Manturov’s wife earned 4.4 million rubles in a year; she owns a plot of land and a residential building.

The three richest “economists” included the head of the Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov (95.44 million rubles, while income almost tripled over the year) and Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov (71.76 million rubles).

The Shuvalov family turned out to be one of the few among officials who owns foreign real estate - the declaration indicates a house in Austria and an apartment in England.

The most modest figure was shown by Minister of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev. In 2016, he earned 5.6 million rubles. In addition, the head of the Ministry of Agriculture owns three plots of land, a residential house and a guest house. He also rents two more plots of land and uses the apartment free of charge.

Tkachev’s wife earned 9.9 million rubles in 2016.

Who has the richest wives

The richest wives of ministers were the wives of First Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov and Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich - 61.1 and 60.5 million rubles, respectively.

Third place “got” to the wife of the Minister of Construction and Housing and Communal Services Mikhail Men (51.4 million rubles).

It is interesting that the wives of three officials - Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Minister for the Development of the Far East Alexander Galushka and the head of the Ministry of Sports Pavel Kolobkov - did not earn a single ruble in 2016.

Deputies and senators

The richest senator in 2016 was the representative of Kamchatka Valery Ponomarev, who earned 2.6 billion rubles. The second was the senator from the Tambov region Alexander Babakov with 318 million.

In the State Duma, the largest income was declared by United Russia representative Andrei Palkin - 678.47 million. The “poorest” in terms of declared income was professional boxer Dmitry Pirog with an income of 147.19 thousand rubles. At the same time, he owns two apartments with a total area of ​​more than 170 square meters, a plot of land (500 square meters) and two Audi A8 cars.

MOSCOW, April 14 - RIA Novosti. The Kremlin and the Russian government on Friday published declarations with data on the income of top officials of the state. Thus, the income of Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2016 actually did not change compared to 2015, and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, in turn, lost somewhat in finances.

At the same time, the richest person in the government at the end of last year was the Minister for North Caucasus Affairs, Lev Kuznetsov, as reported by declarations published by the Kremlin and the Cabinet of Ministers of the Russian Federation.

Putin's income

At the end of 2016, the Russian leader earned about 8.858 million rubles, while a year earlier the head of state’s income amounted to 8.891 million rubles, according to the declaration.

In 2014, Putin earned 7.654 million rubles. In 2015, he decided to cut his salary by 10%.

The composition of Putin’s movable and immovable property indicated in the declaration also did not change in 2016 - this is a plot of land, an apartment with an area of ​​77 square meters and a garage, as well as another apartment with an area of ​​153.7 square meters and a garage space for use. Movable property includes GAZ M-21 and Niva cars and a Skif trailer.

Medvedev Declaration

Prime Minister Medvedev earned 8.58 million rubles in 2016, according to the declaration published on the website of the Russian government.

Moreover, in 2015 the prime minister’s income amounted to almost 8.8 million rubles.

In 2014, the Prime Minister’s income amounted to more than 8 million rubles; in 2013, Medvedev’s earnings, according to the declaration, amounted to 4.2 million rubles.

As in previous years, Medvedev has a long-term lease for 49 years on a land plot of 47 acres, an apartment with an area of ​​367.8 square meters, as well as two cars - GAZ-20 and GAZ-21.

The wife of the head of government, like last year and the year before, did not earn anything this time. She still owns a foreign car, a Volkswagen Golf, two parking spaces, and has an apartment of 367.8 square meters.

The press service of the Russian government explained the decrease in the income of Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in 2016 by a decrease in the amount of the deposit and interest on it.

Wealthy ministers

Minister for North Caucasus Affairs Lev Kuznetsov earned more than other members of the Cabinet in 2016, his income amounted to 582 million rubles, Minister for Open Government Affairs Mikhail Abyzov declared 520.9 million rubles in income, as follows from published declarations.

Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Trutnev declared 356.9 million rubles in income for 2016.

The highest annual income among government officials was explained by the head of the Ministry of Caucasus, Lev Kuznetsov, as profit from deposits and the sale of real estate.

The high incomes of the Minister for Open Government Affairs Mikhail Abyzov, who in 2016 ceded “leadership” to Kuznetsov, are associated with the further sale of assets transferred to trust management, the minister’s press secretary Alena Zhukova told RIA Novosti.

In 2015, Abyzov earned more than 455 million rubles. The minister explained his high income by the sale of securities, property and profits from asset management.

The "poorest"

The head of the Ministry of Agriculture, Alexander Tkachev, declared the lowest income of all members of the Russian Cabinet for 2016 - 5.6 million rubles, which is 200 thousand less than the lowest earnings of a Russian minister in 2015, according to reporting documents published on the government website.

Tkachev’s wife declared about 10 million rubles in income for 2016.

The Minister of Natural Resources and Ecology Sergei Donskoy earned 5.7 million rubles in 2016, the head of the Ministry of Sports Pavel Kolobkov reported an income of 5.74 million rubles, in particular, indicating the ownership of a VAZ-21083 car.

Minister of Communications Nikolai Nikiforov indicated in his declaration an income of 5.8 million rubles; he is also the owner of a domestic Lada X-Ray car. Nikiforov’s wife earned eight times more than her husband in a year - 48.5 million rubles.

The head of the Ministry of Labor, Maxim Topilin, earned 5.84 million rubles last year - 100 thousand less than the year before; his wife declared 22.9 million rubles in income for 2016.

In 2015, Nikiforov and Topilin reported approximately equal earnings, declaring less than other members of the Cabinet - 5.8 million and 5.95 million rubles, respectively.

Income in the presidential administration

The largest income for 2016 in the presidential administration of the Russian Federation was declared by the first deputy head of the administration, Sergei Kiriyenko, he earned 85.487 million rubles.

After leaving Rosatom, Kiriyenko received a cash bonus, the amount of which he did not disclose. According to him, he contributed his entire cash bonus to the Foundation’s target capital to support domestic science and medical research in the fight against childhood cancer.

Deputy Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Yuri Sviridov received the least amount of money in the AP in 2016 - he declared 4.396 million rubles in income for the last year.

The head of the Russian Presidential Administration, Anton Vaino, earned in 2016, according to declarations, significantly less than Kiriyenko - his income amounted to 9.642 million rubles. First deputy head Alexey Gromov declared 8.641 million rubles in income. Deputies Magomedsalam Magomedov, Evgeny Ostrovenko indicated in the declaration for last year 7.526 million and 8.023 million rubles, respectively.

Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Andrei Belousov declared 7.568 million rubles of income for last year, and his colleagues: Vladimir Kozhin - 16.291 million rubles, Igor Levitin - 30.111 million rubles, Vladislav Surkov - 8.758 million rubles, Yuri Ushakov - 8.126 million rubles.

In addition, the assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Andrei Fursenko earned 11.185 million rubles last year, his colleagues Konstantin Chuichenko - 12.212 million rubles, Evgeny Shkolov - 7.734 million rubles, Igor Shchegolev - 7.1 million rubles, and Larisa Brycheva - 7.699 million rubles in income.

Special Presidential Representative for Environmental Activities, Ecology and Transport Sergei Ivanov, former head of the presidential administration, indicated 13.1 million rubles in his income statement.

Press Secretary of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Peskov earned 12.8 million rubles in 2016.

In 2015, Peskov’s personal income amounted to 36.7 million rubles. The head of state's press secretary explained the amount of income by inheritance. In 2014, Peskov earned 9.18 million rubles, and in 2013 - 9.21 million.

Peskov's wife, figure skater Tatyana Navka, brought 120.8 million rubles in income to the family, becoming one of the wealthiest Kremlin wives.

In addition, Navka and the wife of the special representative of the President Dmitry Livanov reported on the presence of foreign real estate.

Social block and culture

Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Olga Golodets was ahead of her colleagues in the social block in the Cabinet in terms of income over the past year; she declared about 15.6 million rubles.

At the same time, Golodets’ income decreased by 7.5 million rubles compared to 2015.

The Deputy Prime Minister also declared foreign shared real estate: a house in Switzerland with an area of ​​220 square meters and an apartment in Italy with an area of ​​250 square meters. The Deputy Prime Minister also has two individually owned apartments in Russia.

The richest minister of the government's social block was Veronika Skvortsova - she declared about 6.63 million rubles in income. The minister owns two apartments and a parking space in Russia, as well as a Mitsubishi Lancer 2.0 car.

Following Skvortsova in terms of income is the Minister of Education and Science Olga Vasilyeva. Her income for 2016 was about 6 million rubles. The minister owns two dachas, two plots of land (one for free use, the other for individual use), as well as shared ownership and free use of two apartments. Vasilyeva also owns a Mitsubishi Pajero Sport.

Maxim Topilin earned the least among the social ministers - he declared 5.8 million rubles. The head of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection has two apartments in Russia and other property for free use.

Russian Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky declared 6.68 million rubles in income in 2016, and his wife Marina Medinskaya declared 43.7 million rubles.

The head of the Ministry of Culture owns a plot of land with an area of ​​34 acres and two residential buildings in Russia. In addition, there is an apartment for free use, also in the Russian Federation; In addition, Medinsky owns a GAZ-21 passenger car.

The minister's wife, Marina Medinskaya, declared nine real estate properties in Russia, among them a land plot in shared ownership with an area of ​​almost 3.2 hectares. She also owns a GAZ M-20 passenger car.

Do ministers have real estate abroad? What kind of transport do Kremlin officials prefer? How much do minor children of Russian politicians earn? We tell you what you need to know about the content of income declarations of officials - 2016.

Facts about declarations of Kremlin officials

Spouses

The wife of the press secretary of the Russian President Dmitry Peskov, figure skater Tatyana Navka, had an income almost 10 times higher than her husband: 120.814 million rubles versus 12.812 million rubles.

Property abroad

The wives of only two officials declared property abroad: Tatyana Navka (apartment in the USA) and the wife of the special representative of the Russian President for the development of trade and economic relations with Ukraine Dmitry Livanov, Olga Mordkovich (1/4 share of a residential building in Spain).

Modest income

Anna Kuznetsova, Commissioner for Children's Rights under the President of the Russian Federation, had the most modest income - 2.789 million rubles. At the same time, her husband’s income is more than ten times lower - only 151 thousand rubles. The couple have six children.

Motorcyclists

Presidential Advisor Sergei Grigorov and Presidential Envoy to the Northwestern Federal District Nikolai Tsukanov are motorcycle enthusiasts. The first one has four of them: Royal Enfield Bullat, Black Douglas, Harley-Davidson FLSTC, Ural IMZ. The second one has one, but it’s a Harley-Davidson.

Transport exotica

Many Kremlin officials love unusual transport. The first deputy head of the presidential administration, Alexei Gromov, has a Joyper-JNSZ all-terrain vehicle. Presidential Aide Konstantin Chuychenko has a Grandezza 27 OC boat and a self-propelled pneumatic or tracked vehicle ATV TRAXTER MAX XT. The head of the Department of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation for Civil Service and Personnel Issues, Anton Fedorov, declared the Can-Am OutLander max xt4x400 HoeFi all-terrain vehicle and the Can-Am Commander 800RiFi all-terrain vehicle.

Facts about declarations of government members

Real estate abroad

Four members of the Cabinet of Ministers have declared property abroad. Deputy Prime Minister Olga Golodets has a 1/2 share of an apartment in Switzerland and a 1/3 share of an apartment in Italy. Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Khloponin has a residential building and land in Italy. Sports Minister Pavel Kolobkov has an apartment in Spain. And the Minister for Northern Caucasus Affairs, Lev Kuznetsov, has a plot of land, a residential building, an apartment and three garages in France.

Wives and children

Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Minister for Development of the Far East Alexander Galushka and Minister of Sports Pavel Kolobkov have spouses who do not receive any income at all. And the head of the Ministry of Natural Resources, Sergei Donskoy, is the only one whose minor children received income last year: his three sons earned five thousand rubles each. Officials are not required to declare the income of adult children.

Highest income

Lev Kuznetsov had the highest income in the Russian government. He earned 582.146 million rubles, which is almost 68 times more than Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev.

MOSCOW, April 14. /TASS/. First Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Sergei Kiriyenko became the leader in the Kremlin in terms of income in 2016. This is evidenced by declarations of income, expenses and property published on the Kremlin’s official website.

According to the document, in 2016 Kiriyenko earned 85 million 486 thousand 900 rubles. However, most of this income was apparently received by him at his previous place of work - at the state corporation Rosatom, which he headed until October 2016. He spent only three months working in the Kremlin during the reporting period.

In second place is the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev, who declared 33.5 million rubles. The third largest earner in 2016 among high-ranking officials of the Kremlin Administration was Presidential Envoy to the Federation Council Artur Muravyov, whose income amounted to 33.3 million rubles.

The most modest income for the past year in the Kremlin was shown by the Commissioner for Children's Rights under the President of the Russian Federation, Anna Kuznetsova - about 2.8 million rubles.

The income of the head of the Kremlin administration, Anton Vaino, amounted to 9.64 million rubles last year. Press secretary of the head of state Dmitry Peskov announced income of 12.8 million rubles. Russian President Vladimir Putin earned 8.86 million rubles during the same period.

A year ago, in the declaration for 2015, the highest income of Kremlin officials was declared by Vyacheslav Volodin, who at that time held the post of first deputy head of the presidential administration of the Russian Federation - almost 87.1 million rubles. This year, Volodin also reported on his income, but as Chairman of the State Duma. Earlier, a TASS source close to the speaker reported that over the past year the politician earned 62.1 million rubles (as the year before, this was mainly funds from deposits and securities).

Income and Asset Reports

The procedure for officials to publish information about their well-being has been in effect in Russia for more than one year. High-ranking civil servants and parliamentarians are required to report on income, expenses and property annually until April 1 inclusive (for ordinary officials this period expires on April 30), and after processing the declarations, this information is published on the official websites of the relevant authorities.

For the first time, the requirement to provide information about income and property in relation to civil servants in Russia was introduced in 1995, but then all this information received the status of official secret. A presidential decree on the procedure for posting information on the income and property of civil servants and members of their families on official websites of government bodies and in the media was signed in 2009. Since then, information about the property status and income of family members of the head of state, the chairman of the government, ministers, Kremlin administration employees, presidential envoys in the districts, State Duma deputies and members of the Federation Council is submitted to the tax authorities and published on official Internet portals. Since 2012, the heads of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, the Pension Fund, the Social Insurance Fund, the Mandatory Medical Insurance Fund, their spouses and minor children also began to report.

In 2013, the list of those who are required to declare income and expenses was expanded to include the heads of state-owned companies and state corporations, but in 2015 the Russian government exempted the management of a number of companies with state participation from publishing such information (Russian Railways, Rosneft, etc.). The requirement for a public declaration has since applied only to employees of non-profit and budgetary organizations, foundations, corporations and companies that are 100% owned by the state and whose managers are appointed by the government of the Russian Federation. Commercial companies (joint stock companies) with state participation must provide information about the declarations of their managers to the government, but are not required to publish them.

In 2013, a law came into force according to which officials and parliamentarians must report not only on income, but also on large expenses - on each transaction for the acquisition of land, real estate, cars, securities and shares, if the amount exceeds the total income of the civil servant and his spouse for the last three years. It is also necessary to talk about the sources of funds through which the purchase was made. In the same year, a ban was introduced on the ownership of bank accounts and financial instruments abroad by officials, parliamentarians and candidates for elected office. In this case, the presence of foreign real estate is allowed, but all of it is subject to declaration.

About 1.5 million government employees file income declarations annually. In December 2013, the Anti-Corruption Department was created in the Kremlin, which verifies information submitted by officials.