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Social tax deduction: what it is

A tax deduction for spending on treatment, medicines, education, sport, life insurance and pension contributions. It lets you get back 13% of that spending, usually up to 19,500 ₽ a year.

In Russian: Социальный вычет·Sotsialny vychet

Taxes and deductions Checked by the editorial team Checked: September 2026
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In Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus

Russia

The limit is 150,000 ₽ a year for all such expenses together (Art. 219 of the Tax Code, «НК РФ»), plus 110,000 ₽ separately for each child's education; expensive treatment has no limit. It is claimed with a 3-NDFL return, through the employer or under the simplified procedure in your personal account.

Belarus

Belarus has social deductions from income tax: for first higher or secondary specialised education and for voluntary life and medical insurance.

Sources: Tax Code of the Russian Federation, part two («Налоговый кодекс РФ»), ConsultantPlus, Federal Tax Service of Russia («ФНС России»)

This information is for reference only and does not constitute financial, tax or legal advice. Prepared by our editorial team, last checked: September 2026. Found an error? Write to us.

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