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In the Tambov region approved the subsistence minimum for 2027

The government of the Tambov region has set the subsistence minimum for the next year

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In the Tambov region approved the subsistence minimum for 2027

The government of the Tambov region has set the subsistence minimum for the next year. In the region as a whole, it will amount to 16,788 rubles per capita – 1,069 rubles more than this year.

The subsistence minimum for the main socio-demographic groups of the population is also determined:

able-bodied citizens – 18,299 rubles (in 2026 – 17,134 rubles);

Pensioners – 14,438 rubles (it was 13,518 rubles);

Children – 16 284 rubles (in 2026 – 15 247 rubles).

The subsistence minimum in the region for the next year is calculated by multiplying the federal indicator by the coefficient of regional differentiation. For the Tambov region it is 0.83.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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