Money transfers can result in the denial of child benefits: what the Ministry of Labor proposes from April 1, 2027, when allocating a single benefit to children in Russia, they can start taking into account not only official family income, but also income to bank accounts. The Ministry of Labor's corresponding draft was submitted for public discussion. The main innovation is the limitation of bank receipts. Their accounting amount per year shall not exceed the annual family income by more than two times. For example, if a family earned 600 thousand rubles a year, the allowable amount of receipts for accounts would be 1.2 million rubles. Exceeding this threshold may be grounds for denial of benefits. However, not all transfers are planned to be taken into account. It is proposed to exclude from the calculation: transfers between family members. Credit funds. tax discounts Funds from the sale of property in the presence of supporting documents. In most cases, you will not need to collect bank statements yourself. They plan to get information directly from the banks. They want to present the check in stages: from January to March 2027, the data will be used only for analysis, and from April they can already affect the allocation of payments. Also, as of January 1, 2027, the Ministry of Labor proposes to set the minimum annual earnings for receiving allowances in the amount of 10 minimum wages. Exceptions are given to citizens with justified reasons for lack of income. Important: the changes have not yet been accepted. The current rules for assigning a single benefit continue to apply.

Money transfers can result in the denial of child benefits: what the Ministry of Labor proposes from April 1, 2027, when allocating a single benefit to children in Russia, they can start taking into account not only official family income, but also income to bank accounts. The Ministry of Labor's corresponding draft was submitted for public discussion. The main innovation is the limitation of bank receipts. Their accounting amount per year shall not exceed the annual family income by more than two times. For example, if a family earned 600 thousand rubles a year, the allowable amount of receipts for accounts would be 1.2 million rubles. Exceeding this threshold may be grounds for denial of benefits. However, not all transfers are planned to be taken into account. It is proposed to exclude from the calculation: transfers between family members. Credit funds. tax discounts Funds from the sale of property in the presence of supporting documents. In most cases, you will not need to collect bank statements yourself. They plan to get information directly from the banks. They want to present the check in stages: from January to March 2027, the data will be used only for analysis, and from April they can already affect the allocation of payments. Also, as of January 1, 2027, the Ministry of Labor proposes to set the minimum annual earnings for receiving allowances in the amount of 10 minimum wages. Exceptions are given to citizens with justified reasons for lack of income. Important: the changes have not yet been accepted. The current rules for assigning a single benefit continue to apply.