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The Social Fund has begun an undeclared review of refusals to the unified allowance for large families

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The Social Fund (SF) of the Russian Federation has begun to review the refusals to assign uniform benefits to large families, which were imposed due to a slight excess of their income levels. This was announced on Friday, May 22, by the press service of the department.

"The Social Fund has begun a proactive review of refusals issued to families due to excess income. The revision of refusals made this year to parents with many children on a single allowance due to excess income will be made automatically,"RIA Novosti reports.

The allowance, as noted, will be assigned without the participation of parents if it turns out that the decision on the earlier refusal contradicts the updated rules. Notifications of a positive result will begin to arrive in the personal accounts of citizens on the Gosuslugi portal starting today.

According to the press service of the SFR, families who previously did not meet the criteria due to the level of earnings will receive a payment of 50% of the regional subsistence minimum. On average in Russia, this figure is 9.2 thousand rubles per minor.

Yulia Kovalenko, Deputy head of the Higher School of Economics of Moscow Plekhanov Russian University of Economics, said on the same day that large families would be able to keep a single allowance for another 12 months with a slight excess income. The expert explained that in order to secure payments later, it is important to take into account one factor: income per family member should exceed the regional subsistence level by no more than 10%.

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