The monthly salary of the Minister of Energy was 1.16 million rubles, the head received 954 thousand rubles, and the Minister of Industry and Trade received a little less - 921 thousand rubles.

The ministers of justice, sports, foreign affairs, health and education had monthly salaries ranging from 497 to 634 thousand rubles.

The heads had the smallest salaries and received 443 thousand rubles in 2016, and 451 thousand rubles.

There is no data on salaries in , and SVR. Just as there is no information about the salary of the President of the Russian Federation in the open data of the Ministry of Finance.

In 2017, officials' salaries were not indexed. At the same time, departments were allowed to use the salary fund for vacant positions on a limited scale in order to provide additional payments to full-time employees.

The salary of the head of the Accounts Chamber (he has held this position since 2013), her deputy and all auditors averaged 668.8 thousand rubles. The Chairman of the Constitutional Court, his deputies and judges received an average of 615 thousand rubles per month.

The average salary of a State Duma deputy in 2016 was 420 thousand rubles, senators - 385 thousand rubles.

Top managers can have salaries of this level; salaries in the field of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and ICOs are also “overheated” on the market now, notes a representative of Superjob. This applies to “non-top” positions; in this area, demand sharply exceeds supply, and candidates are offered exorbitant numbers.

According to the data, the average monthly accrued wages of civil servants in federal government agencies amounted to 115.7 thousand rubles in 2016, which is 4% more than a year earlier.

The average salary was 219 thousand rubles, in the government apparatus - 228 thousand rubles, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - 147 thousand rubles, in the Ministry of Emergency Situations - 137 thousand rubles, Rosstat notes.

At the same time, among federal departments, the smallest average salary was noted for employees of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (58 thousand rubles), the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use (57 thousand rubles), and the Federal Agency for National Affairs (53 thousand rubles).

The average salary of employees, according to Rosstat, in 2016 was about 84 thousand rubles, - 57.6 thousand rubles.

In February 2015, the President of the Russian Federation signed a decree reducing the salaries of himself and some other officials by 10%. This document was valid until the end of 2015, then was extended for 2016 and 2017. Two months ago, Putin extended his decree for another year.

Thus, in 2018, the salaries of the head of state and the chairman of the government, deputy prime ministers and ministers, as well as the prosecutor general, the head of the Investigative Committee and the head of the Central Election Commission will be paid with a “discount” of 10%.

The salaries of the president and prime minister are not officially published. According to the official declaration, Putin earned 8 million 858 thousand 432 rubles in 2016. The total income of the Prime Minister of Russia at the end of 2016 amounted to 8.587 million rubles.

Business trips of employees of the central government apparatus are the most expensive: on foreign trips their daily allowance amounts to 270 thousand rubles, another 700 thousand rubles are allocated for travel and accommodation.

Employees' expenses for these purposes are much more modest - diplomats receive 147 thousand rubles on foreign trips. per day, and 52 thousand rubles are allocated for their accommodation.

In mid-December of this year, the president signed a decree on increasing the monthly salaries of persons holding positions in the federal public civil service: from January 1, 2018, their salaries will increase by 4%. The salaries of officials employed in the federal civil service have not been indexed since 2013, when they were increased by 5.5%.

Note that according to Rosstat, the average salary in the country in 2016 was 36.7 thousand rubles.

Bonus for luck or qualifications: how much government officials of various ranks earn.

The Ministry of Finance for the first time disclosed data on the salaries of most federal ministers. According to published data, in 2016, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov had the highest salary - 1.7 million rubles per month, while the head of the Ministry of Construction, Mikhail Men, had the most modest salary - 446 thousand rubles.

According to Rosstat, the average monthly accrued wages of civil servants in federal government agencies amounted to 115.7 thousand rubles.

The average monthly salary of Russian government officials in public positions was 693 thousand rubles in 2016.

These include the Prime Minister, his deputies and federal ministers. State positions also include the chairmen of the State Duma and the Federation Council, deputies and senators, the head of the Accounts Chamber and its auditors, the chairman and deputy chairman of the Central Election Commission, federal judges and chairmen of the highest courts.

As RBC notes, citing data from the Ministry of Finance, the highest salary in 2016 was that of Finance Minister Anton Siluanov - 1.73 million rubles. per month.

The average monthly salary of the Minister of Economic Development was 1.27 million - at that time the position was held by Alexey Ulyukaev, who had recently been convicted of bribery.

The monthly salary of the Minister of Energy Alexander Novak was 1.16 million rubles, the head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Vladimir Puchkov received 954 thousand rubles, and the Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov received a little less - 921 thousand rubles.

The ministers of justice, sports, foreign affairs, health and education had monthly salaries ranging from 497 to 634 thousand rubles.

The heads of the Ministry of Construction and the Ministry of Agriculture had the smallest salaries - Mikhail Men received 443 thousand rubles in 2016, Alexander Tkachev - 451 thousand rubles.

There is no data on salaries in the Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Internal Affairs, FSB and SVR. Just as there is no information about the salary of the President of the Russian Federation in the open data of the Ministry of Finance.

In 2017, officials' salaries were not indexed. At the same time, departments were allowed to use the salary fund for vacant positions on a limited scale in order to provide additional payments to full-time employees.

The salary of the head of the Accounts Chamber (this position has been held by Tatyana Golikova since 2013), her deputy and all auditors averaged 668.8 thousand rubles.

The Chairman of the Constitutional Court, his deputies and judges received an average of 615 thousand rubles per month.

The average salary of a State Duma deputy in 2016 was 420 thousand rubles, senators of the Federation Council - 385 thousand rubles.

Top managers can have salaries of this level; salaries in the field of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and ICOs are also “overheated” on the market now, notes a representative of Superjob. This applies to “non-top” positions; in this area, demand sharply exceeds supply, and candidates are offered exorbitant numbers.

According to Rosstat, the average monthly accrued wages of civil servants in federal government agencies amounted to 115.7 thousand rubles in 2016, which is 4% more than a year earlier.

The average salary in the Presidential Administration was 219 thousand rubles, in the government apparatus - 228 thousand rubles, in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs - 147 thousand rubles, in the Ministry of Emergency Situations - 137 thousand rubles, Rosstat notes.

At the same time, among federal departments, the smallest average salary was noted for employees of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (58 thousand rubles), the Federal Agency for Subsoil Use (57 thousand rubles), and the Federal Agency for National Affairs (53 thousand rubles).

The average salary of employees of the Prosecutor General's Office, according to Rosstat, in 2016 was about 84 thousand rubles, the Investigative Committee - 57.6 thousand rubles.

In February 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree reducing the salaries of himself and some other officials by 10%. This document was valid until the end of 2015, then was extended for 2016 and 2017. Two months ago, Putin extended his decree for another year.

Thus, in 2018, the salaries of the head of state and the chairman of the government, deputy prime ministers and ministers, as well as the prosecutor general, the head of the Investigative Committee and the head of the Central Election Commission will be paid with a “discount” of 10%.

The salaries of the president and prime minister are not officially published. According to the official declaration, Putin earned 8 million 858 thousand 432 rubles in 2016. The total income of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev at the end of 2016 amounted to 8.587 million rubles.

The Ministry of Finance also published data on travel expenses and expenses for maintaining company cars.

Business trips of employees of the central government apparatus are the most expensive: on foreign trips their daily allowance amounts to 270 thousand rubles, another 700 thousand rubles are allocated for travel and accommodation.

The expenses of Foreign Ministry employees for these purposes are much more modest - diplomats receive 147 thousand rubles on trips abroad. per day, and 52 thousand rubles are allocated for their accommodation.

In mid-December of this year, the president signed a decree on increasing the monthly salaries of persons holding positions in the federal public civil service: from January 1, 2018, their salaries will increase by 4%.

The Ministry of Finance revealed the salaries of ministers in 2016

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The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation, as part of its open data, for the first time published average monthly salaries in federal government agencies for 2016.

The highest salary in 2016 was that of the head of the Ministry of Finance Anton Siluanov - 1.73 million rubles per month. The Minister of Economic Development and the Minister of Energy received 1.27 million and 1.16 million rubles, respectively. Until mid-November of the reporting year, 2016, the position of Minister of Economic Development was held by Alexey Ulyukaev.

The head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations earned 954 thousand rubles last year, the Minister of Industry and Trade earned 921 thousand rubles.

The average monthly salary of Russian government officials in public positions was 693 thousand rubles in 2016. These include the Prime Minister, his deputies and federal ministers (32 people in total).

The average salary of the head of the Accounts Chamber, her deputy and all auditors was 668.8 thousand rubles (14 people). 615 thousand rubles were received by the Constitutional Court (chairman, his deputy and judges - 16 people in total). The salaries of State Duma deputies last year amounted to 420 thousand rubles, and senators - 385 thousand rubles.

From January 1, 2018, the salaries of officials, including those holding government positions, will be indexed by 4% for the first time in several years. In 2015, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree to reduce salaries for himself, the prime minister, parliamentarians, government staff and the presidential administration, as well as the leadership of the special services.

The Ministry of Finance of Russia is an executive body dealing with issues of public policy in the budgetary, tax, insurance, and banking areas.

According to the decision of the head of state and the proposal of the chairman of the government, the department is headed by the Ministers of Finance of the Russian Federation. The list of persons holding this position from 1991 to the present includes 12 names.

Some Russian finance ministers headed the department for several months, others for several years. A.L. Kudrin headed the Ministry of Finance for the longest time – 11 years.

One line about the period from 1991 to 1999

1. Gaidar Egor Timurovich headed the Ministry of Finance in 1991−1992. After graduating from Moscow State University and graduate school, he worked at a research institute. He combined the positions of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance.

2. Vasily Vasilyevich Barchuk served as head of the Ministry of Finance in 1992−1993. He adhered to the idea of ​​a low-deficit budget. He rarely appeared in public, which was the reason for his removal from office.

3. Boris Grigorievich Fedorov headed the ministry in 1993–1994. He stopped the practice of issuing non-repayable loans to the former Soviet republics, strengthened the position of the department and refused the next IMF tranche. Under him, inflation decreased and interest rates on deposits for the population increased.

4. Vladimir Georgievich Panskov served as head of the Ministry of Finance in 1994−1996. In 1992 – 1994 was first deputy of the State Tax Service of the RSFSR. He was arrested on charges of bribery on an especially large scale and was soon released. During the investigation, he began working in the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, and later became the head of the ministry in charge of finance.

5. Livshits Alexander Yakovlevich was the head of the Ministry of Finance in 1996−1997. The appointment was unexpected, since Livshits specialized in studying foreign market models. He began a fight against financial incentives, repealed the decree on a single currency account and became famous as a fierce fighter against bribery.

6. Anatoly Borisovich Chubais, as Deputy Prime Minister, prepared a privatization program, which caused mixed assessments from the Supreme Council. After Gaidar's resignation, he continued to work on privatization. He became head of the Ministry of Finance in March 1997. After the writer's scandal broke out in the fall of the same year, he was removed from his post.

7. Mikhail Mikhailovich Zadornov was Minister of Finance in 1997−1999. He held this position in the governments of V.S. Chernomyrdina, S.V. Kirienko, E.M. Primakova. The politician’s protracted dispute with oil oligarchs over export duties on black gold will be remembered for a long time.

Not all Russian Finance Ministers are listed above. The list includes several more names: Vavilov A.P., Dubinin S.K.

Briefly about the leadership of the department in 2000−2011

The Russian finance ministers of this period are among the most famous political figures of their time.

1. Mikhail Mikhailovich Kasyanov headed the ministry in 2000−2004. He paid a lot of attention to the country's external debt. The remaining questions were assigned to the deputies. He went down in history as a talented negotiator who managed to reduce Russia's external debt. The politician's success can be explained by the favorable situation in the country's economy and the ability to get along with people.

2. Alexey Leonidovich Kudrin was the head of the Ministry of Finance longer than all his predecessors. The politician has been repeatedly named the best Finance Minister at the global and European level. Resigned in 2011 due to issues with D.A. Medvedev disagreements over the growth of military and social spending, the dependence of the budget on oil prices.

Our days

Currently, Anton Germanovich Siluanov is the Minister of Finance of Russia. Photos of the politician can be found in many domestic and Western publications. He took office in December 2011, having previously served as acting minister for several months. Siluanov began working in the department in 1989. Since then, he has held various positions, gradually moving up the career ladder.

Let's sum it up

Russian finance ministers have always played an important role in the development of the state. Some politicians did not do anything outstanding in this field, while others went down in history as prominent representatives of the authorities of their era. Some of them found themselves at the center of high-profile scandals and trials. However, each of them made a significant contribution to the development of the ministry.

For the first time, the Russian Ministry of Finance disclosed data on the salaries of employees of federal government departments, including information on the salaries of ministers, albeit for 2016.

Ministerial salaries

The top ten highest salaries of Cabinet employees in 2016 include the following ministers:

• Finance Minister Anton Siluanov - 1.73 million rubles per month. Judging by the minister's anti-corruption declaration, the salary amounted to 22% of his annual income;
• Minister of Economic Development - 1.27 million rubles (until mid-November, this position was held by Alexey Ulyukaev, convicted of bribery, and now - Maxim Oreshkin);
• Energy Minister Alexander Novak - 1.16 million rubles;
• head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Vladimir Puchkov - 954 thousand rubles;
• Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov - 921 thousand rubles;
• Minister of Justice Alexander Konovalov - 633,800 rubles;
• Minister of Sports Pavel Kolobkov - 612,600 rubles;
• Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov - 507 thousand rubles;
• Minister of Health Veronika Skvortsova - 506,900 rubles;
• Minister of Education and Science Olga Vasilyeva - 496,600 rubles;

The list of federal ministers with the highest salaries also includes Minister of Justice Alexander Konovalov and Minister of Sports Pavel Kolobkov. They received monthly salaries ranging from 497,000 to 634,000 rubles.

The salaries of most ministers consist of a fixed monetary remuneration and monthly and quarterly monetary incentives, which are established by the President of Russia (for each official individually).

Ministers' incomes

Ministers also annually declare their income (the amount of their salaries is not indicated):

• Finance Minister Anton Siluanov - income in 2016 amounted to 95.4 million rubles;
• Minister of Economic Development Alexey Ulyukaev (until November 2016) - 59.9 million rubles;
• Energy Minister Alexander Novak - 17.2 million rubles;
• head of the Ministry of Emergency Situations Vladimir Puchkov - 12.2 million rubles;
• Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov - 129.4 million rubles;
• Minister of Justice Alexander Konovalov - 7.2 million rubles;
• Minister of Sports Pavel Kolobkov - 5.7 million rubles
• Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov - 6.8 million rubles;
• Minister of Health Veronika Skvortsova - 6.6 million rubles;
• Minister of Education and Science Olga Vasilyeva - 6 million rubles.

RBC also writes about the declaration of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev - 8.6 million rubles, and his salary in 2016 amounted to 513 thousand rubles per month.

Officially, the salaries of the prime minister and president, as well as the ministers of defense and internal affairs, heads of the FSB and the Foreign Intelligence Service are not published by the Ministry of Finance.

Other employees:

• the average salary of managers and auditors of the Accounts Chamber is 668,800 rubles;
• salary of the chairman and judges of the Constitutional Court - 615 thousand rubles;
• State Duma deputies receive 420 thousand rubles;
• members of the Federation Council - 385 thousand rubles;

The average salary among all federal officials in 2016 was 116 thousand rubles, as follows from Rosstat data.

In October, Vladimir Putin extended a 10% pay cut for top government officials, including himself.