Almost every human activity involves taxes. They are paid for property, employment, and business activities. This work is performed by specialists employed by the tax office. This profession is in demand, but citizens with an economic education can get a job in it. What is the income of civil servants of the Federal Tax Service of Russia? Each employee, depending on the duties performed, has his own salary level.

Revenues in the central office

The highest tax authorities are in the central office operating in Moscow. From here teams are provided to regional divisions. Such employees have much more responsibilities than in other regions.

Civil servants of the Federal Tax Service cannot work in other organizations, and engaging in entrepreneurial activities is also prohibited. It turns out that it will not be difficult to determine the level of the official salary. The manager receives about 1.9 million rubles per month, the deputy about 1 million rubles. The salary of assistants is in the range of 250 - 420 thousand rubles.

Each employee has his own salary level in the Federal Tax Service. A certificate of income of civil servants serves as official confirmation, which is necessary for drawing up a declaration. Its provision is mandatory, since it confirms the amount of salaries received.

Income of regional managers

Salaries may vary in each region. The incomes of civil servants of the Federal Tax Service in the management sphere are also at a decent level, although slightly less than the central apparatus. Their annual income is within 5 million rubles. It can be different every time.

In some regions, the salary can be 500 - 950 thousand rubles per month. The salary level is determined by many factors. The amount of income becomes known after they are declared, which is their official confirmation.

Average salary in the country

The income of civil servants of the Federal Tax Service is identified by static services, which determine the average earnings of employees. Compared to management, ordinary employees receive much less. Their average income is 20,000 rubles per month.

Depending on the position, income may range from 12 to 15 rubles, which is comparable to blue-collar professions. The more responsibilities, the higher the salary. The average income of civil servants of the Federal Tax Service, for example, an inspector, is 16,000 rubles, a senior inspector - 23,000 rubles, and a chief inspector - 25,000 rubles.

Earnings in cities

To find out how much the Federal Tax Service of Russia receives, information about the income of civil servants can be found based on information from the statistical service. The following average salary levels apply in cities:

• 26 thousand rubles - Ekaterinburg,
• 25 - Ryazan;
• 21 - Khabarovsk;
• 19 - Kirov;
• 15 - Kazan.

The highest income is among employees of the Far East, the Urals and other localities. The income of civil servants of the Federal Tax Service in the Tambov region is within 20,000 rubles. The salary depends on the workload of the department in which the employee is employed. Additional funds are paid to workers in the Far North and Far East.

Why are salaries low?

The tax service's low salaries are due to the fact that employees were not included in the state plan to increase the income of civil servants. This document has been in force since 2012 and has extended to many employees in this field. Therefore, the salaries of tax officers today may not differ from those calculated several years ago.

Why this happens remains a mystery to everyone. After all, with little income, unscrupulous employees commit acts of corruption. Moreover, there are many abuses in the tax sphere.

Why are professions popular?

Why, even with low salaries, work in the tax service continues to be in demand. This phenomenon has several reasons, especially since each applicant may have his own factors. Some consider the profession prestigious, while others dream of advancing in a career where they receive high incomes.

Salary growth prospects

It is difficult to determine whether the salaries of tax service employees will increase. This is possible due to an increase in salary or rate. There may be a gradual increase in income.

If you don’t have work experience, you won’t get a high salary right away. The salary of a young specialist is 10 - 20 thousand rubles, depending on the region. Over time, the level of income may be higher, because length of service, bonuses, and allowances are taken into account.

The advantage of working in the tax office is that graduates of economic and legal educational institutions can start a career there. Employees are provided with social protection: paid sick leave, vacations, and bonuses. Official wages allow you to apply for credits and loans.

Concept of declaration

The level of salaries is confirmed using the income declaration of civil servants of the Federal Tax Service of Russia. It must be submitted, otherwise it is considered a violation of the law. civil servants of the Federal Tax Service are documented. For this you need a 2-NDFL certificate.

The declaration includes 2 sheets and attachments. The document consists of the following information:

• personal data is indicated on 1 sheet;
• sheet 2 contains information about the amount of profit and tax;
• Appendix A contains income on which 13% tax is calculated;
• B: filled in to account for profits issued in foreign currency;
• B: filled in by entrepreneurs and individuals;
• D: fill in if there are tax deductions or amounts of profit that are not subject to taxation;
• D: includes income from copyright and civil law contracts;
• E: consists of standard, social tax deductions;
• F: includes calculations by month;
• Z: consists of a deduction for the construction and purchase of housing;
• And: filled out by persons from whose income a tax of 35% is calculated;
• K: includes information about receipt of dividends.

Filling out the declaration

Information in a document can be entered manually or using a computer. It is most convenient to use special programs in which you only need to enter data, and the calculation is performed independently. This allows you to avoid mistakes when filling out. To create a declaration, the form can be used ready-made or printed.

Cross-outs, corrections, and stapled sheets should not be allowed. The handle can be black or blue. At the top of the sheet is the full name, TIN, and at the bottom is the signature. You need to fill in only those fields that are required, while others remain empty.

The declaration is submitted by civil servants due to active Therefore, tax office employees provide income reports for the year. In addition, information about property, transport, bank accounts, and property obligations is needed.

Late filing of the return

You must submit the documentation on time, otherwise there will be liability for this. Since 2013, amended provisions of the law have been in force, according to which fines are imposed not only on individuals, but also on tax and non-tax agents. Responsibility begins from the next day, which was the last day for delivery.

If an individual submits a declaration at the wrong time, he will pay a fine. Its size is equal to 5% of the tax amount. The fine cannot be more than 30%, and the minimum is 1 thousand rubles. It is paid only after a court decision.

Electronic declaration

The official tax website contains a lot of useful information. There is also a form for filling out the declaration. In the “Software” column, you need to find the reporting option that suits your personal status.

It is an important form of reporting. You must follow the rules for submitting it. If for some reason you are unable to provide the document in a timely manner, an authorized representative can do this. Upon submission of the declaration, income will be confirmed.

Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated May 18, 2009 N 559 (as amended on September 19, 2017) “On the submission by citizens applying for positions in the federal public service and by federal civil servants of information on income, property and...

Approved

By Presidential Decree

Russian Federation

POSITION

ABOUT REPRESENTATION BY CITIZENS APPLICING

FOR FILLING POSITIONS OF FEDERAL STATE

SERVICES, AND FEDERAL CIVIL EMPLOYEES

INFORMATION ABOUT INCOME, PROPERTY AND LIABILITIES

PROPERTY CHARACTER

1. These Regulations determine the procedure for the submission by citizens applying for positions in the federal civil service (hereinafter referred to as civil service positions) and federal civil servants of information on the income they receive, on the property owned by them by right of ownership, and on their obligations of a property nature, as well as information about the income of the spouse and minor children, about the property owned by them, and about their property-related obligations (hereinafter referred to as information about income, property and property-related obligations).

2. The obligation to provide information on income, property and property-related obligations in accordance with federal laws rests with:

a) for a citizen applying for a civil service position (hereinafter referred to as the citizen);

b) for a federal civil servant who, as of December 31 of the reporting year, held a civil service position provided for in the list of positions approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 18, 2009 N 557 (hereinafter referred to as the civil servant);

c) for a federal civil servant filling a civil service position not provided for in the list of positions approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 18, 2009 N 557, and applying for a civil service position provided for in this list (hereinafter referred to as a candidate for a position provided for list).

3. Information on income, property and property-related obligations is presented according to the certificate form approved by the President of the Russian Federation:

(see text in the previous edition)

a) citizens - when entering the federal public service;

(see text in the previous edition)

a.1) candidates for positions provided for in the list - upon appointment to civil service positions provided for in the list of positions approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 18, 2009 N 557;

b) civil servants holding civil service positions (except for civil service positions in the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation), provided for by the list of positions approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 18, 2009 N 557 - annually, no later than April 30 of the year following for reporting;

(see text in the previous edition)

c) civil servants holding civil service positions in the Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, provided for by the list of positions approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of May 18, 2009 N 557 - annually, no later than April 1 of the year following the reporting year.

(see text in the previous edition)

4. When appointed to a civil service position, a citizen represents:

a) information about your income received from all sources (including income from your previous place of work or place of holding an elective position, pensions, benefits, other payments) for the calendar year preceding the year of filing documents to fill a civil service position, as well as information about property belonging to him by right of ownership, and about his obligations of a property nature as of the first day of the month preceding the month of filing documents for filling a civil service position (as of the reporting date);

b) information about the income of the spouse and minor children received from all sources (including wages, pensions, benefits, other payments) for the calendar year preceding the year the citizen submitted documents to fill a civil service position, as well as information about property, belonging to them by right of ownership, and about their obligations of a property nature as of the first day of the month preceding the month the citizen submitted documents to fill a civil service position (as of the reporting date).

4.1. A candidate for a position provided for in the list provides information on income, property and property-related liabilities in accordance with paragraph 4 of these Regulations.

5. A civil servant submits annually:

a) information about his income received during the reporting period (from January 1 to December 31) from all sources (including salary, pensions, benefits, other payments), as well as information about the property owned by him and about his property liabilities as of the end of the reporting period;

b) information about the income of the spouse and minor children received during the reporting period (from January 1 to December 31) from all sources (including wages, pensions, benefits, other payments), as well as information about the property owned by them ownership rights, and their property obligations as of the end of the reporting period.

(see text in the previous edition)

7. Information on income, property and property-related obligations shall be submitted to the personnel service of the federal government agency in the manner established by the head of the federal government agency.

Information on income, property and property-related liabilities submitted by citizens applying for positions in the civil service, appointment and dismissal from which are carried out by the President of the Russian Federation or on the proposal of the President of the Russian Federation, citizens applying for positions of first deputy and deputy general prosecutor of the Russian Federation, the appointment and dismissal of which are carried out on the proposal of the Prosecutor General of the Russian Federation, by citizens applying for positions of heads and deputy heads of the Office of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the Office of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the office of the Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation Federation and the apparatus of the Accounts Chamber of the Russian Federation, as well as those represented by civil servants filling the specified positions in the civil service, are sent by the personnel service of the federal government body to the Office of the President of the Russian Federation on Anti-Corruption Issues.

(see text in the previous edition)

Information on income, property and property-related liabilities submitted by citizens applying for civil service positions, appointment and dismissal from which are carried out by the Government of the Russian Federation, as well as submitted by civil servants filling these civil service positions, is sent by the personnel service of the federal state body in a division of the Government of the Russian Federation, determined by the Government of the Russian Federation.

Information on income, property and property-related liabilities submitted by civil servants specified in paragraphs two and three of this paragraph is sent by the personnel service of the federal government body to the Office of the President of the Russian Federation on Anti-Corruption Issues or to a unit of the Government of the Russian Federation determined by the Government of the Russian Federation Federation, within 10 days after the end of the period provided for their submission to the personnel service of the federal government body.

8. If a citizen or civil servant discovers that the information they submitted to the personnel service of a federal government body about income, property and property-related liabilities does not reflect or does not fully reflect any information or there are errors, they have the right to provide updated information in the manner established by these Regulations.

A citizen may submit updated information within one month from the date of submission of information in accordance with subparagraph “a” of paragraph 3 of these Regulations. A candidate for a position provided for in the list may submit updated information within one month from the date of submission of information in accordance with subparagraph “a.1” of paragraph 3 of these Regulations. A civil servant may submit updated information within one month after the end of the period specified in subparagraph “b” or “c” of paragraph 3 of these Regulations.

(see text in the previous edition)

Updated information submitted by citizens and civil servants specified in paragraphs two and three of clause 7 of these Regulations is sent by the personnel service of the federal government body to the Office of the President of the Russian Federation on Anti-Corruption Issues or to a unit of the Government of the Russian Federation, determined by the Government of the Russian Federation, within five days after their submission to the relevant personnel service.

9. If, for objective reasons, a civil servant fails to provide information on income, property and property-related obligations of a spouse and minor children, this fact is subject to consideration by the appropriate commission for compliance with the requirements for official conduct of federal civil servants and the resolution of conflicts of interest.

10. Verification of the accuracy and completeness of information on income, property and property-related obligations submitted in accordance with these Regulations by a citizen and civil servant is carried out in accordance with

12. Information on income, property and property-related obligations of a civil servant, his spouse and minor children in accordance with the procedure approved by Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of July 8, 2013 N 613, is posted on the official website of the relevant federal government body , and if this information is not available on the official website of the relevant federal government body, it is provided to all-Russian media for publication upon their requests.

(see text in the previous edition)

13. Federal civil servants, whose job responsibilities include working with information on income, property and property-related obligations, who are guilty of their disclosure or use for purposes not provided for by the legislation of the Russian Federation, are liable in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

14. Information on income, property and property-related liabilities submitted in accordance with these Regulations by a citizen or a candidate for a position provided for in the list, as well as submitted to civil servants annually, and information on the results of checking the accuracy and completeness of this information are attached to the personal file of the state employee. If a citizen or a candidate for a position provided for in the list has submitted to the personnel service of a federal government body certificates of his income, property and property-related obligations, as well as certificates of income, property and property-related obligations of his spouse and minors children have not been appointed to a civil service position, such certificates are returned to these persons upon their written application along with other documents.

(see text in the previous edition)

15. In case of failure to provide or provision of knowingly false information about income, property and property-related obligations, a citizen cannot be appointed to a civil service position, and the civil servant is dismissed from the civil service position or is subject to other types of disciplinary liability in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin earned 18 million 728 thousand 268 rubles in 2017. His income in 2017 increased by 9 million 869 thousand 836 rubles compared to the previous year, when he earned 8 million 858 thousand 432 rubles. The average monthly income of the president last year was 1.5 million compared to 738 thousand rubles a year earlier.

In Putin’s declared property, as follows from the document, there is no longer a land plot of 1.5 thousand square meters. The rest of the real estate - an apartment of 77 square meters and a garage of 18 square meters - remain the same. The president also uses an apartment of 153.7 square meters and a garage space of 18 square meters. All these objects are located in Russia.

The President is the owner of two rare Volga GAZ M21 cars, a Niva SUV and a Skif trailer.

In 2013, the president’s salary was more than 3.6 million rubles, in 2014 - 7.6 million (more than a two-fold increase was due to a decree increasing the monetary remuneration of the president and prime minister of Russia, whose salaries at that time lagged behind the income of their subordinates) , in 2015 - about 8.9 million rubles, in 2016 - 8.85 million rubles.

Prime Minister's income

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev earned 8 million 565 thousand 296 rubles 33 kopecks in 2017. This is 21.6 thousand rubles less than in 2016, when the income of the chairman of the government amounted to 8 million 586 thousand 974 rubles. The head of government presented such information in his income statement published on the official website of the Cabinet of Ministers.

As the government staff explained to TASS, “in addition to basic income (wages), information on income presented in the table [information on income, expenses, property published on the website] always includes the amount of interest on bank deposits.” “A slight decrease in Medvedev’s total annual income in 2017 compared to 2016 is due to a decrease in income from interest on bank deposits,” the agency’s interlocutor said

In 2012, Medvedev earned 5.8 million rubles, in 2013 - 4.3 million, in 2014 - 8.5 million rubles (after increasing monetary remuneration by presidential decree), in 2015 - 8.8 million rubles.

Judging by the declaration, the monthly salary of the head of the Cabinet of Ministers last year was approximately 714 thousand rubles.

There are no other changes in the declaration: neither for movable nor immovable property.

Real estate and transport

Medvedev is still the owner of an apartment (in Russia) with an area of ​​367.8 square meters. Exactly the same apartment is also in use by his wife Svetlana. In addition, under a lease (for a period of 49 years), the prime minister owns a land plot of 47 acres, also located within Russian territory.

Medvedev, as before, has at his disposal two rare passenger cars - the GAZ-20 Pobeda, produced in 1948, and the GAZ-21 Volga, produced in 1962. His wife owns a 1999 German Volkswagen Golf. Svetlana Medvedeva also owns two parking spaces with a total area of ​​32.5 sq. m.

According to the declaration, last year, as before, the wife of the prime minister did not receive any income.

The only son of the Medvedev couple, Ilya, is an adult, and therefore his parents do not provide information about his income and property to the tax authorities.

Income of Civil Servants of the Russian Federation

Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Khloponin earned the most money in the Russian government in 2017. According to information on income, expenses and property published on the government website, his income amounted to 2,912,121,655 rubles.

According to the results of the 2016 declaration campaign, his income was significantly lower - 9.9 million rubles. Thus, the Deputy Prime Minister’s income increased almost 293 times, which is 340 times more than Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev earned, who declared 8.5 million rubles. Thus, Khloponin’s daily income was 7.9 million rubles.

Such a significant difference in income in Khloponin’s apparatus was explained by the sale of part of the real estate. “If you compare the declarations for 2017 and 2016, you will see that there have been changes in the list of real estate assets,” his press secretary Natalya Platonova told TASS. “This is precisely what explains the increase in income last year. This is due to the sale of real estate abroad in 2017.” According to data for 2016, Khloponin owned a house with an area of ​​800 square meters and a plot of land of 82 acres in Italy. These objects are not included in the declaration for last year.

A year ago, the leader of the ranking of the wealthiest members of the government was the head of the Ministry of North Caucasus Affairs, Lev Kuznetsov. According to the declaration, his income was 582 million 146 thousand rubles. This time he did not make it into the top three.

In second place after Khloponin based on the results of the 2017 declaration campaign is the Minister of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev, whose declaration shows the amount of 548.2 million rubles. His income for the year grew almost a hundred times from 5.6 million.

“Income of 542.75 million rubles. arose in connection with the payment of dividends on securities received in 2017 as a gift from her mother in connection with her illness,” explained the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture. “The securities were transferred to trust management in full accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Russian Federation,” the press service noted.

In third place in terms of income in 2017 is Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Trutnev, who declared 377.2 million rubles. Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Sergei Donskoy (5.2 million rubles), Minister of Communications and Mass Media Nikolai Nikiforov (5.8 million rubles) and Minister of Labor and Social Development Maxim Topilin (5.9 million rubles) earned the least last year. .

Leaders in terms of income in the Kremlin

The head of the Russian Presidential Administration, Anton Vaino, became the leader in the Kremlin in terms of income for 2017 - 255 million 839 thousand 086 rubles, which is almost 14 times more than that of the head of state Vladimir Putin (18 million 728 thousand 268 rubles). The assistant to the President of the Russian Federation, Natalya Melikova, earned the least - 4 million 502 thousand 881 rubles. Declarations by the heads of the Russian Presidential Administration are published on the Kremlin website.

Vaino’s income last year increased 26.5 times compared to 2016, when he received 9.64 million rubles. In the declaration of the head of the Kremlin administration, two new real estate properties appeared - land plots with an area of ​​5748 and 6058 sq.m. on Russian territory. In the column “information about the sources of funds at the expense of which the transaction was completed,” it is reported that the land plots were acquired “through the sale of a house and a plot of land.” Judging by the income statement for 2016, we are talking about a land plot with an area of ​​2840 sq.m. and a residential building with an area of ​​454.2 sq.m. on Russian territory.

In second place in the Russian Presidential Administration in terms of income was Nikolai Tsukanov, assistant to the head of state for local self-government issues, with 41 million 206 thousand 428 rubles. In third place is Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev, who declared income for 2017 of 33 million 584 thousand 339 rubles.

Press secretary of the head of state Dmitry Peskov announced income in 2017 at 14 million 342 thousand 661 rubles (12.8 million rubles in 2016).

The financial situation of the Presidential Commissioner for Children's Rights, Anna Kuznetsova, has significantly improved, who in 2016 showed the most modest earnings in the Kremlin - about 2.8 million rubles. Her current declaration shows the amount of 5.7 million rubles.

On the contrary, First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation Sergei Kiriyenko, who at the end of 2016 was the leader in the Kremlin in terms of income (85 million 486 thousand 900 rubles), “lost ground” in 2017, earning 33 million 266 thousand 923 rubles. However, in 2016, Kiriyenko worked in the Kremlin for only three months, and for most of the year he served as head of the state corporation Rosatom.

Income and Asset Reports

The procedure for officials to publish information about their well-being has been in effect in Russia for more than one year. High-ranking civil servants and parliamentarians are required to report on income, expenses and property annually until April 1 inclusive (for ordinary officials this period expires on April 30), and after processing the declarations, this information is published on the official websites of the relevant authorities.

A presidential decree on the procedure for posting information on the income and property of civil servants and members of their families on official websites of government bodies and in the media was signed in 2009.

In 2013, a law came into force according to which officials and parliamentarians must report not only on income, but also on large expenses - on each transaction for the acquisition of land, real estate, cars, securities and shares, if the amount exceeds the total income of the civil servant and his spouse for the last three years. It is also necessary to talk about the sources of funds through which the purchase was made. In the same year, a ban was introduced on the ownership of bank accounts and financial instruments abroad by officials, parliamentarians and candidates for elected office. In this case, the presence of foreign real estate is allowed, but all of it is subject to declaration.

What form is used to submit the income statement of civil servants for 2017 in 2018? What is the deadline for submitting the declaration? What are the rules for filling out declarations? Is it true that family members of civil servants are also required to fill out and submit a declaration to the tax office? What is the liability for failure to submit a declaration? We will tell you about the rules for filling out and provide a sample income statement for civil servants.

The income of civil servants is under special control

Why are government employees required to report their income? And is it necessary to do this? The fact is that several legal acts at once prohibited that civil servants are a special category whose information about income is subject to mandatory declaration.

Normative base

• Tax Code of Russia;
• Federal Law “On State Civil Service” No. 79-FZ of July 27, 2004;
• Federal Law “On Combating Corruption” No. 273-FZ dated December 28, 2008;
• Federal Law “On control over the compliance of expenses of persons holding government positions and other persons with their income” No. 230-FZ dated December 2, 2012.

Already upon admission to the civil service, the candidate, among other documents, is obliged to provide documents containing information about the income, property and property obligations of the person entering the civil service, as well as members of his family - spouse and minor children (clause 1, part 1, Part 7, Article 20 of Law No. 79-FZ, Article 8 of Law of December 25, 2008 No. 273-FZ). To submit the above information, the form of a certificate of income, expenses, property and property-related obligations is used (clause 2 of Decree of the President of the Russian Federation dated June 23, 2014 No. 460).

Which civil servants must report income in 2017

There are a lot of civil servants in Russia. However, not everyone is required to declare their income at the end of the year. The list of positions, the filling of which requires the submission of a tax return on the income of employees of the federal public service, was approved by Decree of the President of Russia No. 557 of May 18, 2009. It includes:

• employees of the Office of the President of the Russian Federation;
• members of the Federal Assembly and the Government of the Russian Federation;
• employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Emergency Situations, Investigative Committee, Prosecutor's Office, State Fiscal Service (State Courier Service), FSB, FSO (Federal Security Service), FMS, FSIN (Federal Penitentiary Service), FCS (Federal Customs Service), etc.

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Do family members also have to report?

Family members of officials: spouse and adult children are also required to declare their income. The declaration of property of minor children is provided by parents-legal representatives.

Deadline for submitting the declaration for 2017

The deadline for filing a declaration for civil servants is no later than April 30 of the year following the reporting year. However, April 30, 2018 falls on a day off. Therefore, the deadline for submitting reports will be the next working day. The declaration for 2017 must be submitted no later than May 3, 2018.

If you fail to meet the deadline, you may be subject to a fine of 5% of the unpaid tax amount for each full month of delay. In this case, the fine cannot be lower than 1,000 rubles and higher than 30% of the tax amount.

Where to submit the declaration?

The income declaration for 2017 in 2018 must be submitted to the Federal Tax Service at the place of permanent registration of the resident (taxpayer). You can do this:

• personally;
• on the basis of a notarized power of attorney;
• online through the government services portal (a qualified electronic signature is required);
• by mail.

Income declaration form for civil servants in 2018

The income declaration of civil servants for 2017 is filled out in form 3-NDFL. The form was approved by order of the Federal Tax Service dated December 24, 2014 No. ММВ-7-11/671. The same document also defines the rules for filling out the income declaration of civil servants for 2017.