The draft federal budget for 2027-2029 submitted by the Russian government to the State Duma is based on an estimate that businesses will make more than 471 billion rubles in non-repayable contributions to the budget in 2026. The estimate appears in an explanatory note included in the budget documents published in the State Duma’s database.
Non-repayable revenue expected to reach 953.3 billion rubles
Total non-repayable contributions to the federal budget are expected to reach 953.3 billion rubles in 2026. According to Electronic Budget data, voluntary contributions from businesses amounted to 383.7 billion rubles from the beginning of 2026 through August 14.
Revenue of 1.9 billion rubles is projected for each of 2027, 2028 and 2029 from other non-repayable payments by non-state organizations. The total amount expected from this item over the three-year period is estimated at 5.7 billion rubles.
Security prioritized in three-year budget draft
The draft lists fulfilling social obligations to citizens, supporting families with children, ensuring defense and security, and assisting participants in the special military operation and their relatives among its priorities. National objectives and technological leadership are also among the goals of the budget draft.
The document is based on a projection that the Russian economy will grow by 1.4 percent in 2027, with the growth rate rising to 2.4 percent in 2029.
Revenue-expenditure balance and deficit target
Budget expenditures for 2027 were calculated at 48.8 trillion rubles, with revenues at 43.3 trillion rubles. Expenditures are expected to reach 50.9 trillion rubles and revenues 45.8 trillion rubles in 2028, while expenditures are projected at 53.9 trillion rubles and revenues at 48.6 trillion rubles in 2029.
Russia plans to keep the budget deficit at approximately 2 percent of gross domestic product over the next three-year period.
