I have a friend who is a maniac. Not the night with an ax in Bitsevski Park. And not the one with the alien foil hat, but with similar. Not using a bank card. Well, unless absolutely necessary. He gets a pretty big salary, what can he do with it? But he only spends it in cash. He gives cash to his wife and daughter. Bring cash to parents. And god forbid, he doesn't get anything on his card except his salary. If you borrow money from him, then it's a mess - you have to go get it, then go and return it. He works in the banking sector. It's exactly in her IT service. and understands how the actions are visible, systematic and, if desired, followed, he is not interested in monitoring his life, expenses and income. You never know, he says, how all this will be interpreted, and that one day they will ask me. In short, crazy. But now the Ministry of Labor has made an interesting proposal. (We started from a distance) Starting April 1, 2027, when assigning a single benefit to children, a turnover in the bank accounts will be taken into account. The banks will provide information automatically. And if they don't provide it, you have to carry the bill sheets yourself.
That is, if the mother is the chairman of the parents' council and collects a significant amount of money every month for gifts and trips to the theater, then she will automatically be denied benefits. And there is no way to explain that it is not income. what next Logically, they will go for everything else. That way they can also estimate the total income with additional taxes. We have long been used to using cards not as a bank, but as a tool. A stopover for money, and not always yours. But with this approach, when any decreasing amount is seen as income, the instrument becomes risky.
The next step could be to start counting expenses. It seems to me that they started it in vain. Yes, it is unfair when someone receives child benefits as a person on a low income, but in fact has a good income. understand.