The Supreme Council of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic adopted today in the first reading the law "On the budget of the Unified State Social Insurance Fund of the PMR for 2025". The budget of the Unified State Social Insurance Fund for the next financial year is approved simultaneously with the law on the republican budget, according to the legislation.
According to the director of the Unified State Social Insurance Fund of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic Alevtina Bereza, the fund's budget for 2025 plans to receive 7% more income than in 2024 (this is about 160.7 million rubles).
The volume of expenditures of the budget of the Unified State Social Insurance Fund is planned to be about 2.6 billion rubles in general. Alevtina Bereza emphasized that the budget of the Unified State Social Insurance Fund plans to increase expenditures on pension provision of the population by 34.9 million rubles, since the number of citizens who have retired by age increases every year. Expenditures on the implementation of the main functions of the budget for pension provision (insurance) are planned in the amount of 2.2 billion rubles. Expenditures on the implementation of the main functions of the budget for state social insurance, payment of state maternity benefits and other payments next year will amount to 330.9 million rubles, including expenses on the implementation of the main functions of the budget for state social insurance – 192.9 million rubles, payment of benefits, compensation, compensation for damage and other payments reimbursed by the republican budget – 95.2 million rubles, as well as payment of state-guaranteed maternity benefits – 42.8 million rubles. The structure of expenses on maternity benefits, which include the payment of one-time benefits for the birth (adoption) of a child to certain categories of citizens – 8.17 million rubles and the payment of monthly benefits for child care until the child reaches the age of two years to certain categories of citizens – about 30.9 million rubles. More money will be allocated next year for spa treatment and health improvement of workers and their family members.
The parliamentary Committee on Economic Policy, Budget and Finance will continue working on the law-in-draft for the second reading.