Crimea will receive 50 billion roubles
Crimea and Sevastopol will receive from the Federal budget subventions in the amount of 50 billion roubles in 2015-2017-ies. Cash will be earmarked to balance the budgets of the subjects.

Crimea and Sevastopol will receive from the Federal budget subventions in the amount of 50 billion roubles in 2015-2017-ies. Cash will be earmarked to balance the budgets of the subjects.
Also, it is planned to allocate funds for non-investment costs of the Peninsula.
Crimea and Sevastopol will be one of the most subsidized regions. For at least 3 years they will receive from the budget of about 50 billion rubles of subsidies: in 2015, the subsidy will be 50.9 billion rubles in 2016 already 52,7 billion in 2017 they will receive 54,7 billion rubles..
In addition to subsidies to balance regional budgets approved by the government, the draft budget takes into account 35-40 billion annual non-investment costs of Crimea: this is, for example, retired military and their families, wages civilian personnel, creation of territorial authorities. These costs will go directly from the Federal budget, informed "Vedomosti". According to one of the Federal civil servants, who commented for print calculations, "in fact, it is the cost of maintenance of the Crimea".
Crimea, in addition, require cash on development - upgrading and construction of infrastructure, but the exact amount has not yet been calculated. Minkrum prepared the project of the Federal target program (FTP) and the costs the Federal budget 100 billion rubles up to 2017, the Finance Ministry additionally laid on the Crimean Federal programme for 100 billion roubles by 2015.
When the Peninsula was reunited with the Russian Federation, the Crimea and Sevastopol received 55 billion rubles for balanced budgets, another 100 billion remotely from the Federal budget for the territorial authorities, pensions and social allowances, company summer vacation and road construction. All funds differed from the anti-crisis Fund of the government for 2014, data cash received, including from freezing in 2014 pension system.