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The Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation (Fund) is one of the state extra-budgetary funds created to provide compulsory social insurance for citizens. Russia Specialized financial and credit institution at, Government of the Russian Federation managing the funds of state social insurance throughout the territory. RUSSIAN FEDERATION
Performance indicators
2022: FSS budget revenues decreased by 28%, but exceeded 1 trillion rubles
Budget revenues of the Social Insurance Fund (FSS) in 2022 reached 1.03 trillion rubles, which is almost 28%, or 398.9 million rubles, less than a year earlier. The decline is associated with a decrease in revenues of interbudgetary transfers, according to the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation in early April 2023.
According to the ministry, the budget revenues of the FSS in 2022 exceeded the forecast by 4.2%. For the reporting 12-month period, insurance premiums for two types of compulsory social insurance amounted to 782 billion rubles. This is 57.9 billion rubles (by 8%) more revenues for 2021. The annual forecast plan for insurance premiums has been fulfilled by 94.3%.
Receipts of insurance premiums for compulsory social insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases (NSPiPZ) in 2022 turned out to be equal to 177.3 billion rubles, for social insurance in case of temporary disability and in connection with motherhood (VNiM) - 605.2 billion rubles. The share of insurance premiums in the income of the FSS compared to 2021 increased by 24.7 percentage points. and amounted to 75.4%. In 2022, the FSS received interbudgetary transfers from the federal budget in the amount of 256.5 billion rubles, which is 3.1 times less than in 2021.
 | A significant decrease in transfers is associated with a decrease in the expenditure obligations of the FSS budget to ensure social benefits to certain categories of citizens in the context of the coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) and the volume of transfers to balance the FSS budget. Compared to Federal Law No. 393-FZ, transfer receipts in 2022 increased 1.71.6 times, the Accounts Chamber said in a study. |  |
Also, the department's materials say that in 2022, 14.2 billion rubles were received by the FSS from the budget of the Federal Compulsory Health Insurance Fund (MHIF) to pay for medical care for women during pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period, as well as a preventive medical examination of the child during the first year of life. The growth was 7%.[1]
Information Technology
Main article: Information technologies in the Social Insurance Fund of the Russian Federation (FSS)
History
2023: Moscow City Court cancels 7 years in prison for former FSS IT specialist accused of embezzling software
On December 21, 2023, the Moscow City Court acquitted Nikolai Evdokimov, a former IT specialist of the Social Insurance Fund (FSS) of Russia, who participated in the development and creation of the Sosstrakh Unified Integrated Information System (EIIS). Read more here.
2022
Putin signed a law on the merger of the FIU and the FSS
In mid-July 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law merging the Pension Fund (PFR) and the Social Insurance Fund (FSS) into a single Pension and Social Insurance Fund (Social Fund of Russia). Read more here.
FSS RF will enter the Social Fund
On April 26, 2022, it became known about the order of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin to create a single pension and social insurance fund. According to the press service of the Cabinet, combining the functions of the Pension Fund and the Social Insurance Fund will make receiving social payments faster and more convenient for citizens. Read more here.
2020: Draft changes in payments from the FSS
In April 2020, it became known that the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation prepared a draft amendment to the legislation, according to which, from January 1, 2021, the format of payments from the FSS of Russia changes in case of temporary disability of a citizen or the appearance of a newborn. Changes in legislation require adjustments to the most popular IT systems: Human resources department and accounting. How to make the necessary changes efficiently and in the necessary time, and at the same time simplify the work of the personnel service? Read more here.
2018
The founder of the FSS of the Russian Federation was the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation (Ministry of Labor of Russia).
Functionality of the Fund
The FSS of the Russian Federation ensures the functioning of the state social insurance system and is one of the state extra-budgetary funds belonging to the unified budget system of the Russian Federation.
Compulsory social insurance for temporary disability and maternity
- Temporary Disability Allowance
- Maternity allowance
- One-time allowance for the birth of a child
- Monthly childcare allowance
- One-time allowance for women registered at antenatal clinic early in pregnancy (up to 12 weeks)
- Pay for extra days off for a parent to care for disabled and disabled children from childhood until they reach the age of 18
- Burial Social Allowance
Compulsory social insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases
- Accident prevention
- Medical, social and professional rehabilitation
- Benefits and Insurance Benefits for Accident Victims
Fulfillment of state social obligations on behalf of the Government of the Russian Federation
- Generic certificates
- Provision of disabled persons with technical means of rehabilitation and vouchers for sanatorium-resort treatment
International activities within the framework of competence in areas
Projects of the Foundation
- Direct payments to the insured
- Electronic document flow with the insured docs.fss.ru
- Personal accounts of the cabinets.fss.ru; lk.fss.ru
- Electronic Certificate of Incapacity for Work (ELN)
- Open contract ok.fss.ru
- Open Data Portal data.fss.ru
- Register of Social Service Providers
- Social navigator
- Personal Information (PWID)
- Development of public services (19 public services)
- Electronic ticket for travel to the place of sanatorium-resort treatment
- Personal Social Manager
- Service Recipient Register
- Register of policyholders
General parameters of the RF FSS system
2018 data:
- 51.2 million average number of insured working citizens, of which:
- 9.6 million people employed in work with harmful and/or hazardous production factors
- 5.1 million policyholders (employers)
- 12 thousand Medical organizations
- 40 million disability sheets, of which: 4 million ELN
- 27.4 million cases of temporary disability
- 2.5 million recipients of childcare benefits
- 1.9 million generic certificates
- 40.6 thousand accidents at work and occupational diseases per year, of which
- 5.1 thousand insurance cases with a serious outcome
5 million disabled people are registered with the FSS of the Russian Federation, of which:
- 1.1 million disabled people are provided with TCP annually
- 150 thousand disabled people are provided with LDS and travel
465.5 thousand recipients of insurance for industrial accidents and occupational diseases, of which:
- 177.4 thousand due to occupational diseases
- 244.0 thousand in connection with accidents at work
- 44.1 thousand due to the loss of the breadwinner
2016
For 2016, the fund has 52 million insured working citizens, of which:
- 9.5 million employed in work with harmful and/or hazardous production factors
- 12 thousand medical organizations more than 40 million disability sheets
- 5.4 million employer policyholders
- 5 million disabled people, recipients of TCP and SCL
Budget of the FSS of the Russian Federation
2021: Mishustin allocated 69 billion rubles for the budget of the Social Insurance Fund
At the end of January 2021, the Government of the Russian Federation allocated 69 billion rubles to the Social Insurance Fund (FSS). The funds are intended to pay various benefits, the Prime Minister said
| | Due to the spread of the coronavirus, the burden on the budget of the Social Insurance Fund has increased. The sustainability of the fund's budget must be supported... All benefits, payments and compensation should be transferred in a timely manner and in full, - said the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation (quoted by TASS) and also stated the need to simplify the receipt of public services and benefits for citizens. | |
Mishustin recalled that at the end of January 2021, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted in the first reading a bill developed by the government that changes the procedure for paying various benefits, including temporary disability and in connection with motherhood. They will be transferred directly from the Social Insurance Fund, and not through the employer.
| | Starting next [2022 - approx. TAdviser] year, it is planned to introduce an unannounced mechanism for calculating these payments, that is, automatically in electronic form, "Mishustin said. | |
Earlier, the Prime Minister approved the procedure for notifying citizens about personal payments. It will be possible to get information about benefits and benefits through the personal account of the public services portal. This data will also add information about how to receive benefits and the list of documents that will be needed for this.
Earlier, the State Duma approved the budgets of state social funds for 2021 and the planning period 2022-2023. In accordance with the document, the income of the Social Insurance Fund in 2021 will amount to 815.7 billion rubles, expenses - 833.3 billion rubles.
The fund's budget provides funds for the payment of sick leave, benefits at the birth of a child and for caring for a child up to one and a half years, for sanatorium and resort provision of beneficiaries and providing disabled people with technical means of rehabilitation.[2]
2019
The FSS budget was executed on revenues in the amount of 770 billion 618.5 million rubles. (2.3% more than the forecast), expenses amounted to 738 billion 103.9 million rubles. (0.4% less than the forecast). The surplus amounted to 32 billion 514.6 million rubles, of which compulsory social insurance in case of temporary disability and in connection with motherhood with a deficit of 1 billion 525.9 million rubles, compulsory social insurance against accidents at work and occupational diseases - with a surplus of 34 billion 422 million rubles.
Notes
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