From 2010 to 2023, state financial flows are recorded through consolidated budget revenue and expenditure indicators. The table presents data on the federal budget and regional budgets, allowing for an analysis of fund distribution at different levels of government. All values are in billions of the national currency, covering a fourteen-year period
Russia (Russian ruble) / Federal budget — Expenditure
BRICS countries — China (yuan) / Consolidated budget — Revenue
Russia (Russian ruble) / Federal budget — Revenue
CIS countries — Republic of Kazakhstan (tenge) / Consolidated budget — Revenue
CIS countries — Kazakhstan (tenge) / Consolidated budget — Expenditure
Regional budgets — Expenditure
Regional budgets — Revenue
BRICS countries — Brazil (Brazilian real) / Consolidated budget — Expenditure
BRICS countries — Brazil (Brazilian real) / Consolidated budget — Revenue
Rosstat data for 2010–2023. Rows: 55, periods: 4. Table rows: Russia (Russian roubles) / Federal budget — Re…; Russia (Russian roubles) / Federal budget — Ex…; Regional budgets — Revenue; Regional budgets — Expenditure; CIS countries — Azerbaijan (Azerbaijani manats) / St… and others
Russia (Russian roubles) / Federal budget — Expenditure: the indicator increased from 10,117 to 32,354 over 2010–2023 — by 3.2 times. The highest value is 32,354 (2023), the lowest is 10,117 (2010). Of the 25 largest rows, 25 increased, 0 decreased
The rows in the list are divided by budget type: federal budget and regional budgets are categorized separately. Comparing them reveals the ratio of resources available to the central government versus the constituent entities. This helps assess the structure of public financing and the volume of funds distributed locally
What is visible in these numbers
The five highest values are: Russia (Russian roubles) / Federal budget — Ex… (32,354), BRICS countries — China (yuan) / Consolidated… (29,989), Russia (Russian roubles) / Federal budget — Ex… (29,124), CIS countries — Kazakhstan (tenge) / Consolidated… (27,396), CIS countries — Kazakhstan (tenge) / Consolidated… (25,262). The gap between the highest and lowest is 919.1 times. The top five account for 68.7% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
Observations are annual, with 4 observation periods in the dataset. There are 91 values in the table out of 100 possible, or 91%. Some cells are empty — certain items were not observed in every period
These series cannot be stitched together Over the common period
2010 values diverge — Rosstat recalculated the indicator using a revised methodology. They cannot be combined into a single chart: a break would appear at the junction, which did not actually occur
Indicator for 2010
here
in the adjacent series
divergence
Страны СНГ — Киргизия (сомы) / Консолидированный Consolidated — Доходы
57,4
57,4
+0,0
Страны СНГ — Киргизия (сомы) / Консолидированный Consolidated — Расходы
Statistics are compiled from the 2024 Russian Statistical Yearbook. The data cover the period from 2010 to 2023 inclusive and are presented as annual snapshots. This information is useful for economists, civil servants, and anyone studying macroeconomic indicators and the country's fiscal policy
How it is calculated
Rosstat notes: For Azerbaijan — excluding the National Fund; for Armenia — municipal budget revenue and expenditure data are not included. Million denomination Belarusian roubles
1) По Азербайджану – без учета Национального фонда, по Армении – не включены данные по доходам и расходам муниципальных бюджетов.
2) Млн деноминированных белорусских рублей.
1) For Azerbaijan – excluding National Fund, for Armenia – not including data on revenues and expenditures of municipal budgets.
2) Million denominated belarusian roubles.
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