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From February 1, debtors were allowed to keep a living wage on their account when collecting
Debtors can contact the FSSP and indicate an account from which it is impossible to debit the amount in the amount of the living wage. The innovation does not apply to alimony
Photo: Oleg Yakovlev / RBC
In Russia It entered into force a law according to which the amount of the subsistence minimum when writing off non-state debts of citizens will remain inviolable.
From February 1, part of the debtor’s salary in the amount of the subsistence minimum will not be collected according to executive documents, for this you need to submit an application to the branch of the Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP).
The innovation will not affect alimony. Also, the law does not apply to cases of compensation for damage caused by a crime and damage to health, compensation for moral damage and damage in connection with the death of a breadwinner, payment of administrative and judicial fines imposed as a measure of a criminal law nature.
In Russia, the size of the minimum wage and the living wage increased
In connection with the entry into force of the law, the Ministry of Justice in December amended in the procedure for calculating the amount of funds on the account, which cannot be levied.