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Approved a new subsistence minimum in the Kursk region for 2027

In the Kursk region determined the size of the subsistence minimum for the new year

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Approved a new subsistence minimum in the Kursk region for 2027

In the Kursk region, the size of the subsistence minimum for the new year is determined. The corresponding document was signed by First Deputy Governor Alexander Chepik. Since 2027, this figure is set at 17,597 rubles.

Data on the subsistence minimum play a key role in the calculation of various social payments and benefits, the House of Soviets said.

In the coming year, for the able-bodied population of the Kursk region, the subsistence minimum will be 19,181 rubles. For children, this amount is set at 17,069 rubles, and for pensioners – 15,133 rubles.

Recall that the subsistence minimum is reviewed annually.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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