New Belarusian money the size of banknotes. New money in Belarus (photo)
On April 2, 2015, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko adopted Decree No. 3 "On the prevention of social dependency" and introduced a special tax, which is popularly known as the tax on "parasitism". If a person does not have a permanent job for six months, he must pay this type of fee to the treasury. A citizen who chooses to evade payment obligations may receive forced labor.
Goals
The tax on "parasitism" in Belarus was introduced for the following purposes:
- Replenishment of the treasury. The stable economy of the country depends on it. Now the treasury is enriched thanks to those people who, due to various circumstances, did not pay income tax.
- Free medicine. Yes, medicine has always been free. Every working citizen is deducted a health tax, but the unemployed also received free medical assistance without paying any fees.
- Reducing the unemployment rate. This is what the government's decision was aimed at in the first place. Thus, unemployment is the scourge of our time, and every state seeks to lower its level. After the decree, many began to look for work in order not to pay taxes out of their own pockets.
Who said that since 2017 the tax on "parasitism" has been canceled?
After the lapse of time, it can be noted that this fee had an impact on the country's economy. Some people admitted that they are in support, but they were able to pay without any problems. Therefore, we can hardly expect the decree to be canceled in the near future.
Who is exempt from payment?
The following citizens may not pay tax on "parasitism":
- Persons under the age of 18.
- Pensioners. Women over the age of 55 and men over 60 do not pay the tax as they are on a well-deserved retirement.
- Students. First-time full-time students. If this is not the first education, then the state will have to pay.
- Disabled and disabled citizens.
- People who arrived in the Republic of Belarus after the adoption of the decree.
- Citizens who stay in the country for less than 183 days a year.
- Clergymen of religious organizations.
- Villager. V countryside there are practically no vacancies, so all residents are mainly engaged in farming, and this is also considered a job and involves the payment of taxes.
- Parents. When a child reaches three years of age, one of the parents has the right not to pay tax on "parasitism".
- Parents of disabled children. They do not pay tax on "parasitism" in Belarus until the child turns 18. After that, they must go to work or pay the fee.
- Citizens who stay for a long time in the territory of another country must submit all documents, stamps in their passports about living abroad.
- The military simply provides a military ID. A conscript employee who has served less than 183 days a year must pay a fee.
- Individual entrepreneurs. Only if you have paid more than 20 basic units of taxes for the year.
- Lawyers, notaries, whose total tax for the year amounted to more than 70 base units. They may not pay tax on "parasitism" in Belarus (2015).
- Parents with many children with three or more children.
- Citizens undergoing retraining will be exempt from paying the fee if they are re-profiling in the direction of the employment center.
- Officially, the unemployed must be registered at the employment center, but not more than three years. You can only refuse the proposed job twice.
- Owners of rented apartments, provided that they pay taxes on the funds received from the rental of property.
- The seriously ill must provide a certificate of incapacity for work or a certificate confirming that they are being treated.
- People of creative professions must provide a ticket that they are in a creative union.
- Prisoners are citizens who have been serving sentences in a correctional colony for more than six months.
Countries that have a tax on "parasitism"
Apart from the Republic of Belarus, nowhere else is there such a tax. Each country has its own way of dealing with unemployment. Today Belarusians are not very happy with this state of affairs.
Who is tracking the "parasites"?
The body for taxes and fees inspects the income and expenses of citizens and finds out who did not make any payments. Further, the citizen is recognized as a social dependent, and a receipt for payment of the fee is sent to him.
Punishment for non-payment
If you do not pay the tax on "parasitism" in Belarus (2015) in time, you can get a fine. It is charged in the amount of 2-4 basic payments. Or an administrative arrest may be imposed, the term of which may be up to 15 days. For each citizen, the penalty is determined individually. At the time of arrest, the offender must carry out community service. What kind of work will be performed is decided local authorities... Note that pregnant women are exempt from custody.
When to pay?
Social dependency is subject to a levy that is payable until November 15 of the following year. If in set time have not made payments, they will be charged automatically. For example, the 2016 tax must be paid by November 15, 2017. Better not to be late with your payment. It is also very important to bring documents on time, confirming the possibility not to pay the fee.
What if I received a notification?
If you received a letter stating that you are a "parasite", then within 30 calendar days you can provide tax office documents that you are exempt from paying tax. Your papers are checked for 30 days. If tax office arrange the documents, then you can forget about the payment. And if they didn’t like something, then they would have to sort it out or redo the certificates.
Collection nuances
Many argue that social dependency is no longer a levy. But, to their great regret, there are no prerequisites for the authorities to decide to cancel the collection. Therefore, you need to know all the nuances of this bill, so that later there will be no troubles. Many people think that if there is no registration in Belarus, then they can not pay the fee. In reality, this is not true. Such citizens are also tracked, and if they evade payment, they are put on the wanted list. The government of the country states that ignorance of the collection law does not exempt from its payment.
Many articles on the web have told people that housewives may not pay the fee. However, the president has commented on this case more than once. If the family decided that the husband can fully provide for his wife, then he will be able to pay the fee for her. Only those housewives who have a minor child in their care, or if they are mothers of many children, are released. So there is no need to wonder whether the tax on "parasitism" will be canceled. Most likely not.
After the introduction of this tax, according to official data, unemployment in the country fell sharply. Many residents of Belarus are afraid of losing their position. By signing this bill, the President pursued certain goals, which, in his words, fully justified themselves. The law made all segments of the population equal, both poor and rich. In the first days after the adoption of the decree, many were outraged by the order signed by Lukashenka. And now there are massive protests and street demonstrations for the abolition of the decree.
And for those citizens who do not want to work, there is an alternative - paying the tax. The authorities say that no one forcibly forces people to work, that this bill does not violate the country's Constitution, which states that a person has the right to choose. Whether to work or not is up to the person himself, the state simply asks to finance its treasury.
On April 2, 2015, according to the order of the President of Belarus Lukashenko, a law came into force that it is possible to introduce a basic decree on the prevention of social dependency, or parasitism in other words.
He introduced the right of collection (work contract), which is 4.2 million rubles, it can be paid for some time, there is no discount. Everyone who falls into this category must pay it, the payment is made to the tax office. You have to pay a big or small fee, but every parasite is obliged to do it.
First, there is a warning, and then a collection, because the main thing for a person is employment. The amount of taxation is provided for by legislation, in 2018 new laws may be worked out.
Who will pay tax on parasitism in Belarus 2018?
The payment will be made by a Belarusian who has not worked for more than 183 days a year. The list of exceptions includes minors, disabled people, pensioners, students or those citizens who left Belarus for more than 183 days. It is not known when the country will be exempted from the tax, as long as it falls into the number of countries in whose territories the payment of the tax on parasitism applies.
Latest news
The chairman of the Constitutional Court of Belarus was informed that the implementation of the “decree on parasitism” does not violate the Constitution. When adopting a tax on parasitism in Belarus in 2018, the latest news says that the adoption of the decree leads to changes in the code. Miklashevich said that unemployment was minimized due to the real opportunity to work. The fee will be 4.2 million rubles, each parasite must pay. Read more in the news. Also, a video about the tax was filmed with the representative of Gavara, Elena Linkevich.
Which countries have tax or not?
Everyone is interested in which countries have a tax on parasitism other than Belarus and the USSR? There is no practice of paying fees in the world; non-working citizens will not pay. For example, in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, the Russian Federation and outside the CIS, there is no such law adopted. They are exempt from this fee. Each country, Russia independently organizes people so that they can work. The boss gives a choice, and the person decides for himself what kind of work suits him.
Parasitism tax in Belarus 2018 canceled
So far, the due tax from non-working residents will not be canceled. From the relevant ministry, information was received that many citizens admitted that they are in someone else's support. More than 100 residents have been able to pay the fee since January 1. No cancellation is foreseen yet.
Who won't pay tax for parasitism?
- minors (child under 18);
- pensioners;
- disabled people;
- a housewife;
- incompetent;
- artisans;
- a citizen who arrived in Belarus after March 31;
- citizens who left the territory of Belarus, that is, stayed in it for less than 183 days;
- citizens who have paid all taxes in full (20 base units);
- working under contracts;
- members of creative unions;
- Social worker;
- served for more than six months.
There is no fee for mothers looking after children under 3 years old. For housewives, the fee is also canceled. You need to present documents to avoid or get away from paying the fee.
Tax on parasitism in Belarus 2018 who is exempt from the tax?
News in Brest "Charter 97": tax on parasitism was canceled in Vitebsk. In the Vitebsk region, 38 Belarusians reported that they did not take part in financing the country's expenses. As a result, the amount was 115.8 million rubles, of which, according to latest news paid 18.4 million rubles. You can read more in the news about who pays where and who is exempt.
Punishment for non-payment
If citizens did not manage to pay or did not fully pay the tax on parasitism, then a fine of 2 to 4 base units or administrative arrest was introduced. During it, the person in mandatory involved in performing useful work for the public.
The list of objects and type of work is approved by local legislative bodies. Sometimes a petition filed can slow down the payment term, the detailed text and where to submit it can be found on the forum.
Parasitism tax in Belarus 2018 canceled or not
Taxation for 2018 has not been canceled, as of January 1, 420 people confessed to parasitism and paid the fee. By the first October, a base will be created according to which to calculate everyone who did not participate in financing government spending and admitted it. Everything must be paid until November 1st. If a resident ignores the notification, pays 4 base units, or will be administratively arrested for 15 days.
Do villagers need to pay?
Rural residents are exempt from payment, in their area introduced such an exemption as the payment of tax on parasitism. This category of the population must necessarily engage in agro-ecotourism, a person must be officially registered as a farmer. Belarus protects this category from payment. If a person is not engaged in agro-ecotourism, then he is taxed, unlike other rural residents. Introduce special clarifications and introducing tax payment deadlines.
How to bypass the fee: breaking news?
It is quite difficult to get around the payment for parasitism, even renting an apartment does not exempt you from paying the dependency tax. If a person is a freelancer, this is also not an indicator, it all depends on how much was contributed to the state. The basic payment may not be made if a person joins the army. The next method of bypassing the payment is to buy a house in the village with its registration as an agritourism; you can also officially become a farmer. In addition, you can become a writer and travel abroad for 6 months. In such cases the state budget others will lift.
Tax on parasitism in Russia since 2018
From July 1, 2016, the denomination of the official monetary unit - the Belarusian ruble - will be carried out in the Republic of Belarus. The corresponding decision was made by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Belarus dated November 4, 2015 No. 450.
The denomination will be carried out by replacing the 2000 banknotes in circulation with 2009 banknotes and coins in the ratio of 10,000 Belarusian rubles in 2000 banknotes to 1 Belarusian ruble in 2009 banknotes. That is, taking into account the chosen scale of the Belarusian ruble enlargement (1:10 000), the lowest denomination of the banknote currently in force - 100 rubles - will be replaced by the lowest denomination of the new money series - 1 kopeck.
In total, from July 1, 2016, seven denominations of banknotes - 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 rubles, and eight denominations of coins - 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 kopecks, as well as 1 and 2 rubles.
The general concept of the design of the new banknotes corresponds to the motto "Maya kraina - Belarus". Each banknote is dedicated to one of the regions of Belarus and the city of Minsk. The correspondence of the area to the denomination of banknotes is determined in alphabetical order. The image of a banknote with a denomination of 5 rubles is dedicated to the Brest region, 10 rubles - to the Vitebsk region, 20 rubles - to the Gomel region, 50 rubles - to the Grodno region, 100 rubles - to the Minsk region, 200 rubles - to the Mogilev region, 500 rubles - to the city of Minsk. In the design of the new banknotes of the 2009 sample, the continuity has been preserved relative to the banknote series of the 2000 sample in terms of the use of images of architectural and urban planning monuments.
On the obverse (obverse) of the exchange (circulation) coins being put into circulation, the State Emblem of the Republic of Belarus is depicted, on the reverse (reverse side) - digital designations of the denominations of the coins.
Until July 1, 2016, the 2000 banknotes currently in circulation will be the only legal tender for making cash payments in the Republic of Belarus.
From July 1 to December 31, 2016 inclusive, banknotes of the 2000 model, as well as banknotes and coins of the 2009 model, will be in parallel circulation and will be mandatory for all types of payments by all business entities without restrictions.
Over the next five years - from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2021 inclusive - banknotes of the 2000 sample will be exchanged for banknotes sample of 2009 in any amount without restrictions and without charging a commission.
At the same time, it will be possible to exchange old banknotes for new ones:
from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019 inclusive - in the National Bank, banks and non-bank credit and financial institutions of the Republic of Belarus;
from January 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021 inclusive - in the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus.
The decision on the denomination of the Belarusian ruble was made in order to improve money circulation, simplification of accounting and calculations, maintenance of an optimal banknote structure money supply, a significant reduction government spending for servicing cash circulation in the Republic of Belarus.
The denomination process is technical and will not affect purchasing power Belarusian ruble, exchange rate national currency towards foreign currencies, as well as the actual inflation rate.
So, the prices for goods and services from July 1, 2016 will be recalculated taking into account the selected scale of denomination - 1:10 000. In other words, if before the denomination any goods cost, for example, 100,000 rubles, then after the denomination its price will be 10 rubles. At the same time, to make it easier for buyers to adapt to such changes, at the time of the parallel circulation of old and new banknotes, that is, in the period from July 1 to December 31, 2016, all business entities will be required to indicate two prices - the old one and the new one.
According to a similar principle, during the denomination, salaries, pensions, scholarships, balances will be recalculated Money on bank accounts, balances of enterprises and institutions, etc.
It should be noted that the preparation for the denomination in the Republic of Belarus took quite a long period. Thus, new banknotes, which will be put into circulation on July 1, 2016, were made by order of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus back in 2008. However, then, in connection with the world economic crisis and, as a consequence, deterioration economic situation in our country, the denomination was postponed, and the manufactured banknotes were transferred to the Central Depository of the National Bank.
Taking into account the production time, the new Belarusian rubles have certain peculiarities. In particular, the banknotes of the 2009 model issued into circulation bear a facsimile of the signature of P.P. Prokopovich. Moreover, on new banknote with a denomination of 50 rubles, there is an inscription "pyatsdzesyat", which does not correspond to the current rules of the Belarusian spelling. In accordance with the Law of the Republic of Belarus dated July 23, 2008 No. 420-З "On the rules of Belarusian spelling and punctuation", this word should be written through the letter "I" in the second syllable - "pyatsyazyat".
When the National Bank implements subsequent orders for the production of new banknotes, these discrepancies will be eliminated.
The official currency of the country is C (BYN). Currently, 7 banknotes of Belarus are in circulation: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 rubles of the 2009 model. In 2019, updated banknotes worth 5 and 10 rubles appeared.
The republic's authorities decided to leave the Soviet name for state money back in the early 90s, after the collapse of the USSR. Some public figures and politicians suggested calling them "thaler" - the question was brought up to a meeting of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet. The authorities did not support the idea: one person voted “for”.
At the dawn of independence
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the former republics found themselves in a difficult economic situation. At the beginning of 1992, a coupon system was introduced in Belarus, as in some other CIS countries. Soon, the settlement tickets of the National Bank appeared. For 10 Soviet rubles, they gave 1 ticket.
In July of the same year banking institutions introduced a system of cashless payments. A year later, Soviet rubles began to be withdrawn from circulation - the only legal tender was Belarusian ruble.
1992-1999
During this period, a total of 18 paper banknotes were in circulation.
50 kopecks
The only Belarusian paper banknote in the described period among the penny denominations. It is framed in pink and red with a squirrel on the front. On the reverse - the coat of arms "Pursuit", in 1918 it was the coat of arms of the Belarusian People's Republic.
The same image is used on banknotes worth from 1 to 500 rubles. The size of all banknotes is the same - 105 x 53 mm.
Rubles
1 ruble
The design is dominated by blue-green and blue colors. The central image is a running hare-hare, it was taken from the book "Animals and Birds of Our Country", published in 1957. The name "bunnies" came from the hare - and now in some places the national money is called that.
3 rubles
Green-orange, beaver painted on the obverse.
5 rubles
The design is in blue and pink, with a wolf design.
10 rubles
The banknote is made in the same shades as the "treshka". On the obverse - a lynx and a lynx.
25 rubles
The decor uses brown and red shades. An elk is drawn on the main side.
50 rubles
The main shades of this banknote are pink and purple, the central image is a large black bear.
100 rubles
The design is dominated by brown, on the front side - bison.
100 rubles became the last denomination on which images of animals were used. Later, the designers selected cult and historical sights, cultural and sports institutions to decorate banknotes.
200 and 500 rubles
In denominations of 200 and 500 rubles. views of Privokzalnaya and Victory Square in Minsk have already been used.
1000 and 5000 rubles
September 16, 1998, 6 years after the start of production of modern Belarusian money, The National Bank issued two more notes in denominations of 1000 and 5000 BYN. They were larger - 110 x 60 mm.
The 1000 ruble banknote is designed in green, pink and blue colors. The obverse depicts the National Academy of Sciences. On the back - large number"1000".
The banknote of 5000 rubles is lilac-pink. On the obverse there is a historical district of Minsk called Troitskoye Suburb. On the reverse - "5000" in large numbers.
Other
In 1994-99, large bills were printed - from 20 thousand to 5 million rubles. They are all the same size - 150 x 69 mm.
- 20,000 is an orange-green banknote. On the obverse - the National Bank of the state, on the reverse - the coat of arms "Pahonya";
- 50,000 - yellow-brown bill with views of the Brest Fortress memorial complex;
- 100,000 - gray denomination, which depicts the Bolshoi Opera and Ballet Theater, a scene from the ballet production "The Chosen One";
- 500,000 - a red banknote with a view of the Trade Union Palace of Culture and a sculpture on its pediment;
- 1,000,000 is one of the largest denominations of the specified period. The design is in blue. The design used images of the National Art Museum and a still life from a painting by Belarusian artist Ivan Khrutsky;
- 5,000,000 - the largest bill in recent history Belarus. It is designed in purple shades, the main drawings are the Sports Palace in Minsk and the Raubichi sports complex.
The money of this period was withdrawn from circulation on January 1, 2001. They were replaced by new banknotes of the 2000 model.
2000
During this period, there were banknotes in circulation with denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000, 20,000, 50,000, 100,000 and 200,000.
Some of the notes were the same size as in the previous years of issue, some were slightly wider (150 x 74 mm). One color prevailed in the design of each banknote, not two. Familiar views of the building of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Library, the Bratsk Fortress, the Palace of Sports in Minsk were used for decoration.
There were also new drawings, among them:
- Summer amphitheater in Vitebsk (10 thousand);
- Rumyantsev Palace in Gomel (20 thousand);
- Nesvizh Castle (100 thousand).
Modifications
Have paper money the sample of 2000 had two modifications. The first took place in 2010: after the adoption of new spelling norms on banknotes 50 and 50,000, the writing of the denomination in words changed. It was "pyatsyatsyat", and now it is "pyatsdzyat". Some protective elements have also changed.
In the modification of 2011, banknotes of 100, 500, 1000, 5000, 10000 and 20000 were printed and put into circulation. The images, colors, dimensions have not changed - only security elements have been improved.
2009-2019
Banknotes from this period are currently in circulation. After the denomination on July 1, 2016, Belarusian money lost four zeros. In this regard, the National Bank began to gradually print banknotes of a new design and put them into circulation.
Each banknote is thematic, dedicated to a specific area, its iconic places. All areas are sorted alphabetically, resulting in the following hierarchy:
- 5 rubles - Brest region (Kamenets tower in the city of Kamenets);
- 10 - Vitebsk (Transfiguration Church in Polotsk);
- 20 - Gomel (Rumyantsev-Paskevich Palace in Gomel);
- 50 - Grodno (Mir Castle in the city of Mir);
- 100 - Minsk (Nesvizh castle in Nesvizh);
- 200 - Mogilev (Mogilev Regional Art Museum);
- 500 - the capital Minsk (National Library of the Republic).
On the reverse side of all the listed bills there are collages. They are of different themes: literature, spirituality, art, craft, the first Slavic settlements.
Modern banknotes of Belarus were printed in Great Britain - this was done by specialists from one of the best companies in its field in the world, "Toma de la Rue". In 2009, the first editions were ready, but due to the crisis, their introduction was postponed indefinitely.
New banknotes were waiting for their time in the vault of the National Bank of the country. Only 6 years later they went into circulation - this happened on July 1, 2016. By that time, the chairman of the board of the National Bank had been replaced, but his signature on the banknotes remained.
2019-2020
From May 20, 2019, the regulator is introducing updated banknotes in denominations of 5 and 10 rubles. They are missing facsimile signature the head of the bank, the actual year is indicated - 2019. The sights on the obverse have also acquired a modern look, their names have been added.
In 2020, it is planned to issue updated 20- and 50-ruble bills. All modernized money was printed at the Goznak factory of the Russian Federation.
New money will appear in Belarus from July 1, 2016. A presidential decree on denomination was signed yesterday. Four zeros will be removed from the current money. Today representatives of the National Bank held a press conference on the denomination of the Belarusian ruble.
From the history. The appearance of Belarusian banknotes began with the collapse of the USSR. On May 25, 1992, the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus issued paper banknotes in kopecks and rubles. By the image of a hare on a ruble bill, Belarusian money was called "bunnies". Initially, when issuing banknotes in Belarus, 1 our ruble was equal to 10 Russian rubles.
And on July 24, 1993, the banknotes of the USSR and Russia were declared withdrawn and withdrawn from circulation.
On August 20, 1994, the government of the Republic of Belarus announced a 10-fold decrease in the value of Belarus's money. Small coin for Belarus were not minted.
Although the NBRB settlement tickets were not announced as banknotes and were initially issued in addition to the main monetary unit- the Soviet, and later the Russian ruble, subsequent events allowed them to be elevated to the rank of cash Belarusian rubles. In May 1994, by decree of the National. of the Bank of the Republic of Belarus, the Belarusian ruble is recognized as the only legal tender in the territory of the Republic of Belarus, and in cash money turnover- banknotes, called settlement tickets.
5,000,000 rubles RB 1999.(For many it will be a surprise, but the banknote is in excellent condition and of a rare series and now costs a lot of money).
Since March 1, 1995, 50 kopecks, as well as 1, 3, 5 rubles, are withdrawn from circulation due to depreciation. Representatives of the fauna of Belarus are depicted on banknotes from 1 to 100 rubles, and architectural images are placed on banknotes of higher denomination. The 5,000 ruble banknote dated 1992 was put into circulation in 1993, and the 10,000 denomination banknote was omitted altogether, since in 1994 20,000 ruble banknotes were put into circulation. In 1998, due to the change in the national emblem and flag, the design of the banknotes also changed. In 2000, a denomination was carried out, thus three zeros were removed from the banknotes.
In accordance with the Decree of the President of Belarus on January 1, 2000, new banknotes of Belarus were put into circulation in denominations of 1, 5, 10, also 20, 50, 100, as well as 500, 1000 and 5000 rubles, and in 2001 - 10,000 rubles. , in 2002 - 20,000 rubles and 50,000 rubles, in 2005 - 100,000 rubles.
New money of the Republic of Belarus - July 1, 2016, rubles, kopecks!
About new money. There will be approximately 600 million 2000 banknotes in circulation. At the same time, to replace them, only 80 million new banknotes will be required, as well as 400 million coins, architectural monuments are placed on the new Belarusian banknotes, which is not the case for the euro, and in terms of the color scheme, dollars can also be considered, which also change in this direction, when developing banknotes and their production, attention was paid, first of all, to security and recognition, as well as convenience for the population.
Features and cost of banknotes The design of the banknotes was developed by the artists of the National Bank, as was the concept of money. The manufacturer's employees and historians were invited to participate in the project. The new banknotes have six visible degrees of distinction. In addition, there are many invisible degrees of protection that are known only to banks. Moreover, some of these degrees are known only at the National Bank. The Deputy Chairman of the Board of the National Bank said that the cost of making one bill or coin is 0.1-0.4 euros.
What to do with old money?
Until July 1, 2016, the 2000 banknotes currently in circulation will be the only legal tender for making cash payments in the Republic of Belarus. It will be possible to pay with current money until December 31, 2016 (for half a year old and new money will be in parallel circulation and will be mandatory for all types of payments by all business entities without restrictions).
When and where to change new old money for new?
Old money can be exchanged for new ones over the next five years in any amount without restrictions and without charging a commission.
- from January 1, 2017 to December 31, 2019 inclusive - in the National Bank, banks and non-bank credit and financial institutions of the Republic of Belarus;
- from July 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021 inclusive - in the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus.
From January 1, 2022, banknotes of the 2000 sample will be considered invalid.
The largest bill - 500 rubles - how much?
Translated into today's money, 500 new rubles is equal to 5 million. Let us remind you that today the largest bill is 200 thousand rubles. That is, from July 1, 2016, many people will be able to receive their salaries in one bill.