Friday, February 20, 2009

The Government of Russia would require a return goskorporatsy issued money.

SyuzhetyIzmeneniya in the budget for 2009-2011 gody19.02.2009Gosudarstvo spends part of the contingency fund for the redemption of shares of Russian bankovPravitelstvo Russia intends to temporarily free funds goskorporatsy "Rosnano and Housing Fund to finance the budget deficit. This writes the newspaper "Vedomosti".
According to the publication goskorporatsiyam will return to the budget of at least 165 billion rubles. Now talks about it is with the Ministry of Finance goskorporatsy. It is anticipated that the withdrawal will be offset by "Rosnano and Housing Facility, when the situation in the Russian economy improves.
The publication said that the Finance Ministry, which coordinates the new version of the budget for 2009 should be reduced further, about 400 billion rubles of expenditure to get the budget deficit at the level of 8 per cent of GDP. To avoid too much to cut costs in the calculation of agency lies in the removal of the income budget of about 245 billion rubles - about 4 percent of all revenue-2009. About 80 billion rubles to be obtained from the regions, do not spend from the 2008 grant. The rest will have goskorporatsy.
The newspaper Kommersant said that since the spring of 2008, "Rosnano and placed Housing Fund from the Government means a capital contribution in the deposit banking system, individually and on its behalf. Total Utility Fund has received from the state 240 billion rubles, of which has already spent about 65 billion rubles, while in 2009 the spending will be approximately 100 billion rubles. Goskorporatsii temporarily free funds now are available on deposits in Russian banks. U Rosnano in banks posted $ 130 billion rubles. Guide goskorporatsii planned to spend the money until 2012.
In Russia in 2003 was created a few large goskorporatsy. This "Rosnano, Rostehnologii" Deposit Insurance Agency, Olimpstroy and others. Goskorporatsiya is a nonprofit organization, which monitors the actions of the supervisory board and top management appointed by the Government.

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