Rospechat media subsidies for socially significant projects. The procedure for providing state support by the press. New rules for the provision of subsidies from the federal budget in the field of print media have been approved

The first chronology devices were in Rus', in Ancient Egypt and Babylon. In fact, each nation had its own order of chronology, according to which they recorded own story. Because of this, today there are significant differences in chronology different countries. So, according to the European Gregorian/Julian calendar, today is 2014, but here is what other chronology orders (calendars) say about the serial number of this year:

7522 - according to the Slavic Vedic chronology from the Creation of Genesis (writing of the Bible)
5775 - according to the Jewish (religious calendar of the Jews) calendar, which dates back to the creation of Adam
4645 - by Chinese calendar
5775 - according to the pseudo-Jewish calendar
2767 - from the founding of Rome
2763 - according to the era of Nabunasar
2673 – according to the Japanese calendar
2326 – according to the Hellenic Seleucid era
2014 - according to the European Gregorian calendar from the birth of Christ
1935 – according to the Indian calendar Saka
1730 - according to the era of Diocletian
1436 – according to Islamic

The Slavs, by the way, had different reference points for times:
7522 Summer from the Creation of the World in the Star Temple (treaty with China) (5508 BC)
13022 Summer from the Great Cold (Great Cold) (11,008 BC)
40018 Summer from the 3rd Arrival of Vaitmana Perun (38,004 BC)
44558 Summer from the Creation of the Great Colo of Russia (42,544 BC)
106792 Summer from the Founding of Asgard of Iria (from 9 Taylet) (104 778 BC)
111820 Summer from the Great Migration from Daariya (109 806 BC)
143004 Summer from the Three Moons period (140 990 BC)
153380 Leto from Assa Dei (151,336 BC)
165044 Summer from the Time of Tara (163,030 BC)
185780 Summer from the Time of Thule (183,766 BC)
211680 Summer from the Time of Svag (209,686 BC)
273912 Summer from the Time of H'Arra (271,894 BC)
460532 Leto from the Time of Gifts (458 518 BC)
604388 Summer from the Time of the Three Suns (beginning of the Daarian calendar) (602 374 BC)
957522 Summer from the Time of the Gods (955 508 BC)
1.5 billion Summer from the arrival on Midgard of the first Whitemara of the Great Race of the Celestial Race

The sabotage of the European ruler of Russia Peter I to Europeanize Rus' shortened our ancient Slavic calendar by 5508 years. And instead of the year 7208 according to the Julian calendar, Russian people began to celebrate the year 1700 according to the Gregorian calendar and meet New Year began from the 1st month of the year - March to the 11th - January.

Let's move directly to the Slavic calendar. The word calendar itself was formed from two - Kolyada Dar

Kolyada's Gift contained three natural seasons: Autumn, Winter and Spring.
These three seasons are combined into a single solar cycle called Summer.
Summer consists of 9 months, so there are three months for each natural season.
There are two concepts in the calendar: Simple Summer and Sacred Summer. They make up the Circle of Years, in which there are 15 simple summers and 1 sacred summer. Nine Circles of Years made up the Circle of Life, which consists of 144 years. These repeating cycles are called the Circularity of Chislobog.

Simple Summer consists of 365 days, all odd months contain 41 days, and even months contain 40 days. (5x41=205)+(4x40=160)=365. Sacred Summer consists of 369 days, all months contain 41 days. (9x41)=369.
The week of the Slavic calendar consisted of 9 days. They carried a numerical form and were called: Monday, Tuesday, Triteinik, Chetverik, Friday, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Week - a day on which they do nothing and rest.

Here are the names of the Months of the Slavic Calendar:
R - Retsi - to instruct, inform;
A - Az, - man, people;
B - Gods,
G - Verb - to speak;
D - Welcome,
E - This, - indicating form;
V - Vedi, - Vedas, wisdom, knowledge;
X - Storage, - preservation;
T - Firmly. - completion, final form.
By combining these Images of initial letters, we get the following text: The Gods instructed man, speaking kindly, to firmly preserve this Wisdom.

I personally find the 12-month number system, 4 seasons and 7 more pleasant and understandable. day week:

1 Months of spring
1.1 Birch - March, the time of swelling of birch buds;
1.2 Pollen, Veten - April, flowering time;
1.3 Grass - May, the time of grass growth.

2 Months of summer
2.1 Cherven - June, red. According to one version, this month received its name from scale insects (cochineal, whose larvae appear at this time), from which red paint was made; according to another version, these are bee larvae; according to the third version - due to the fact that red berries and flowers appear at this time;
2.2 Lipen - July. Linden trees are blooming;
2.3 Serpen (also harvester, reaper, zhitar) - August, harvest time.

3 Months of Autumn
3.1 Spring - September. According to one version, the name comes from “vreshchi” - in Old Slavic “to thresh”. According to another - due to the fact that heather blooms in this month;
3.2 Zhovten - October. Yellow leaves;
3.3 Leaf fall - November, trees shed their leaves.

4 Months of Winter
4.1 Breast - December, earth frozen in clods.
4.2 Lute or Fierce - January. A very cold month.
4.3 Student - February. Cold.

About the 7-day week:
Previously a week It was called “week”. Like the 9-day week, the days had a numerical form and were called: Monday - that is, “after the week”, Tuesday, Triteinik, Chetverik, Friday, Shestitsa and the word “Week” was called Sunday. A day of rest - a week - “no business.” (Wrote about this already). The word "Saturday" comes from the Hebrew "sabbath" - day of rest. Sunday is named after the Sunday of Christ. Over time, the name week disappeared, and the word week acquired a new meaning.

Next time I will try to talk about Kolyada himself (an ancient Slavic god).
I hope it was interesting. There is actually a lot of information. Comment and ask questions.
P.S. What you believe in most is most likely the truth - your truth.

The Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications issued Order No. 497 dated December 18, 2017 “On organizing work to provide state support to organizations producing, distributing and reproducing socially significant projects in the field of printed media mass media, release of publications for the disabled and visually impaired in 2018.”

ATTENTION! Taking into account the experience of working with regional and local media in 2017, and the large number of incoming applications, we recommend that REGIONAL AND LOCAL media submit applications at the beginning of the year (January-February).

DEADLINE for accepting applications for state support in the field of print media in 2018 is until MAY 31, 2018.

ALL APPLICATIONS FROM THE SAME LEGAL ENTITY MUST BE SUBMITTED AT THE SAME TIME, in one package ALONG WITH A SUBSTANTIVE REPORT AND FINANCIAL REPORT on the intended use of budget funds received in 2017.
WITHOUT REPORTS FOR THE USE OF SUBSIDIES RECEIVED IN 2017, APPLICATIONS IN 2018 WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.

Preemptive right to receive government support have organizations that produce media distributed in the territory of the subject Russian Federation and/or municipality, as well as those producing children's, youth, literary, artistic, cultural, educational, and popular science media.

In accordance with the order of the Ministry of Finance of Russia dated October 31, 2016 No. 199n, the agreement on the provision of subsidies from the federal budget with organizations in the field of print media (hereinafter referred to as the agreement) will be formed in the form electronic document, as well as signed with enhanced qualified electronic signatures of persons entitled to act on behalf of each of the parties to the agreement, in a state integrated information system public finance management “Electronic budget”.

In accordance with Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation dated September 6, 2016 No. 887(subparagraph “e” of paragraph 4 General requirements To regulations, municipal legal acts regulating the provision of subsidies to legal entities (with the exception of subsidies to state (municipal) institutions), individual entrepreneurs, and individuals- producers of goods, works and services) Requirements that recipients of subsidies must meet:

recipients of subsidies must have no debt on taxes, fees and other obligatory payments to the budgets of the budget system of the Russian Federation, the deadline for which has come in accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation;
Recipients of subsidies must have no overdue debt to return subsidies and budget investments, including those provided in accordance with other regulations, to the appropriate budget of the budget system of the Russian Federation legal acts, and other overdue debts to the relevant budget of the budget system of the Russian Federation;
recipients of subsidies should not be in the process of reorganization, liquidation, bankruptcy and should not have restrictions on the implementation economic activity;
recipients of subsidies should not be foreign legal entities, as well as Russian legal entities, in the authorized (share) capital of which there is a share of participation of foreign legal entities, the place of registration of which is a state or territory included in the list of states and territories providing preferential benefits approved by the Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation tax regime of taxation and (or) not providing for the disclosure and provision of information when conducting financial transactions(offshore zones) in relation to such legal entities, in the aggregate exceeds 50 percent;
recipients of subsidies should not receive funds from the relevant budget of the budget system of the Russian Federation in accordance with other regulatory legal acts, municipal legal acts for the purposes specified in the Rules for the provision of subsidies from the Federal budget to organizations in the field of printing, approved by order Federal agency on Press and Mass Communications dated February 12, 2014 No. 23 and the agreement on the provision of subsidies from the federal budget.

LIST OF DOCUMENTS, SOCIALLY SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS in the field of print media:

application - in 2 copies;
certified copy of the Charter of the legal entity;
a written description of a socially significant project signed by the editor - in 1 copy;
calculation of income and expenses for the implementation of a socially significant project - in 2 copies;
cost estimate for the implementation of a socially significant project - in 3 copies;
certified copies balance sheet and the financial results report or documents of the applicant applying the simplified taxation system for the previous year;
latest edition number (in 2 copies);
extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities;

ATTENTION! REGIONAL AND LOCAL MEDIA additionally provide a certificate of the number of their own ( regional information) in the publication.

LIST OF DOCUMENTS, necessary to obtain government support for organizations producing, distributing and reproducing PUBLICATIONS FOR THE DISABLED AND VISUALLY DISABLED:

application - 1 copy;
a copy of the Charter of the legal entity certified by the applicant;
estimate of income and expenses for the publication of publications for the disabled and visually impaired in 1 copy;
documents confirming the subscription circulation of the publication for the first and second half of the year current year;
documents confirming the average circulation of the publication for the first and second half of the current year;
copies of the balance sheet certified by the applicant (form 0710001 according to OKUD) and the Profit and Loss Statement (form 0710002 according to OKUD) or documents of the applicant applying simplified system taxation, for the previous period with a mark from the tax office;
the latest number of the publication (for publications for the disabled in 2 copies; for publications for the visually impaired - in 1 copy);
a copy of the mass media registration certificate;
extract from the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.

ATTENTION Since 2018, Agreements with all organizations - winners of the selection, including non-profit organizations(ANO, NP, Foundations, Associations, etc.), will be concluded electronically in the “Budget Planning” subsystem of the “Electronic Budget” system. Organizations not connected to this system must submit to Rospechat (marked “for office No. 423”) an application for registration in the “Electronic Budget” system.
The technological instructions of the Russian Ministry of Finance for installing the “Electronic Budget” system are presented below. If problems arise when installing the system on editorial computers, please contact technical support“Electronic budget” system (tel. 8-800-250-12-17).
(file Technological instructions for connecting to the “Electronic Budget” system)
(file Application form for connection to the “Electronic Budget” system)

The draft budget for 2019 includes support for regional print publications and a reduction in funding for analogue television broadcasting in favor of digital.

Deputy Head of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Alexey Volin spoke about the distribution of budget financial flows to support the media in 2019. He made a corresponding statement at a meeting of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, information technology and communications on October 9.

Today, government spending on the media amounts to about 110 billion rubles (70 billion from the federal budget and 40 billion from local budgets), while the lion's share of its expenses - 530 billion rubles - is generated by the media industry itself.

“That is, it turns out that the share of the federal budget in the media industry is only 11 percent. And if you subtract support for international broadcasting, then only 6 percent. Which obviously shows that Russian funds mass media are in a normal market environment,” Alexey Volin, speaking at a meeting of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications, where the draft budget for 2019 and the planning period 2020-2021 were discussed.

According to Volin, the distribution of budget financial flows to support the media in 2019 is planned as follows. 40 percent is the financing of socially significant media projects - such as the TV channel "Culture" and Public Russian Television, the radio station "Orpheus", children's television programs and programs on national languages, finally, local news inserts on VGTRK.

This also includes a subsidy from Rospechat to support regional media. Only 5.5 percent of total expenses are maintenance news agency TASS and " Russian newspaper»as publishers of official acts. And another 40 percent of expenses is the maintenance of the media concerns Rossiya Segodnya and RussiaToday. “This is conveying the Russian point of view to a foreign audience. There is no need to talk about the importance of this work in today’s emerging international conditions,” commented last digit Deputy Head of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications.

In total, the draft federal budget for 2019 in terms of the media is 11 billion rubles less than the actual budget expenditures for these purposes in the current 2018 - 71.1 billion rubles versus 82.5 billion rubles.

According to Alexey Volin, this is due to the transition of domestic television to digital. Firstly, from January 1, 2019, the state will stop the annual subsidy in the amount of 8.52 billion rubles for the distribution of analogue television signals to settlements with a population of less than 100 thousand people. VGTRK expenses associated with the transition will be reduced by another 4.5 billion regional companies for digital broadcasting.

The topic of state support for regional print media attracted particular attention from the deputies. According to the head of the committee, Leonid Levin, next year 472 million rubles will be allocated for these purposes, and another 80 million will be financed by federal printed publications.

“Total support for the printed press is 556 million rubles. Let me remind you that over the past three years we have added support for regional print media only in the second reading of the budget bill: at an earlier stage they were not included. In fact, for the first time an important victory was won when already in the first reading it was possible to allocate money to support regional media,” the parliamentarian emphasized.

Deputy Head of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation Alexey Volin spoke about the distribution of budget financial flows to support the media in 2019. He made a corresponding statement at a meeting of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications on October 9.

Today, state spending on the media amounts to about 110 billion rubles (70 billion from the federal budget and 40 billion from local budgets), while the lion's share of its expenses - 530 billion rubles - is generated by the media industry itself.

“That is, it turns out that the share of the federal budget in the media industry is only 11 percent. And if you subtract support for international broadcasting, then only 6 percent. Which obviously shows that the Russian media are in a normal market environment,” Alexey Volin, speaking at a meeting of the State Duma Committee on Information Policy, Information Technologies and Communications, where the draft budget for 2019 and the planning period 2020-2021 were discussed.

According to Volin, the distribution of budget financial flows to support the media in 2019 is planned as follows. 40 percent is the financing of socially significant media projects - such as the Kultura TV channel and Public Russian Television, the Orpheus radio station, children's TV shows and programs in national languages, and finally local news inserts on VGTRK.

This also includes a subsidy from Rospechat to support regional media. Only 5.5 percent of total expenses are the maintenance of the TASS news agency and Rossiyskaya Gazeta as publishers of official acts. And another 40 percent of expenses is the maintenance of the media concerns Rossiya Segodnya and RussiaToday. “This is conveying the Russian point of view to a foreign audience. There is no need to talk about the importance of this work in today’s emerging international conditions,” commented the deputy head of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications on the last figure.

According to Alexey Volin, this is due to the transition of domestic television to digital. Firstly, from January 1, 2019, the state will stop the annual subsidy in the amount of 8.52 billion rubles for the distribution of analogue television signals to settlements with a population of less than 100 thousand people. VGTRK's expenses associated with the transition of regional companies to digital broadcasting will be reduced by another 4.5 billion.