Mikhail Vladimirovich Mishustin (b. In the period 2010-2020 he was the head of the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation. Acting State Councilor of the Russian Federation of the 1st class, Doctor of Economics.
There are many interesting facts in the biography of Mikhail Mishustin, which we will talk about in this article.
So, before you is a short biography of Mikhail Mishustin.
Biography of Mikhail Mishustin
Mikhail Mishustin was born on March 3, 1966 in the city of Lobnya (Moscow region).
The father of the future prime minister, Vladimir Moiseevich, worked at Aeroflot and the Sheremetyevo security service. Mother, Louise Mikhailovna, was a medical worker.
Childhood and youth
Mikhail spent all his childhood in his hometown of Lobnya. There he entered school, receiving high marks in almost all disciplines.
During his school years, Mishustin was fond of hockey. His parents and grandfathers, who were fans of the local CSKA club, instilled in him a love for this sport. It is worth noting that both of Mikhail's grandfathers were servicemen.
An interesting fact is that Mikhail Mishustin's hobby for hockey remained for life. Moreover, today he is a member of the supervisory board of the hockey club CSKA.
After receiving a school certificate, Mishustin entered the evening department of the Moscow Machine-Tool Institute. He continued to study well, as a result of which he was able to transfer to full-time education.
At the age of 23, Mikhail successfully graduated from the university, becoming a certified systems engineer.
Then the guy worked for another 3 years within the walls of his own institute as a graduate student.
Later, Mishustin will continue to receive education, but this time in the economic sphere.
Career
After the collapse of the USSR, Mikhail Vladimirovich was the director of the test laboratory, and then the head of the International Computer Club (ICC).
IWC was engaged in the implementation of innovative foreign developments in Russia in the field of information technology.
Over time, the club began to cooperate with foreign organizations, and later established the International Computer Forum, where the latest computer developments were presented.
In 1998, a new turn took place in the biography of Mikhail Mishustin. He was entrusted with the post of assistant for information systems for accounting and control over the receipt of payments in the Tax Service of Russia.
Soon Mishustin took up the post of Deputy Minister for Taxes and Duties. In 2003, the politician became a candidate of economic sciences, and after 7 years he received a doctorate.
In the period 2004-2008. the man held high posts in various federal departments, after which he wanted to go into business.
For two years Mishustin was the president of UFG Capital Partners, which developed various investment projects.
In 2010, the businessman decides to return to big politics. In April of the same year he was entrusted to head the Federal Tax Service.
During this period of his biography, Mikhail Mishustin set out to eradicate "dirty data". He ordered the development of an electronic personal account of the taxpayer, through which any user, through an electronic digital signature, could access all his data.
Simultaneously with the civil service, the politician was engaged in scientific activities. Over the years of his life, he published 3 monographs and over 40 scientific works.
In addition, the textbook “Taxes and Tax Administration” was published under the editorship of Mishustin.
In 2013, the official headed the Faculty of Taxes and Taxation at the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation.
Personal life
Almost nothing is known about the personal life of the Russian Prime Minister, since he considers it superfluous to flaunt it.
Mishustin is married to Vladlena Yuryevna, who is 10 years younger than her husband. In this marriage, the couple had three boys: Alexey, Alexander and Mikhail.
According to the rating of the authoritative publication “Forbes” for 2014, the wife of the Prime Minister was in the TOP-10 of the richest wives of officials, with an income of over 160,000 rubles.
In the period 2010-2018. the Mishustins' family earned about 1 billion rubles! It is worth noting that the spouses are the owners of an apartment (140 m²) and a house (800 m²).
Mikhail Mishustin today
On January 15, 2020, another significant event took place in the biography of Mikhail Mishustin. He received the appointment of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.
Prior to that, Dmitry Medvedev was in this post, who made the decision to resign.
In his free time, Mishustin is fond of writing ditties and epigrams, and also knows how to play the piano. An interesting fact is that he is the author of the music of some of the songs in the repertoire of Grigory Leps.
Not so long ago, Mikhail Vladimirovich was awarded the Order of the Monk Seraphim of Sarov, 3rd degree - for his assistance to the Dormition Monastery of Sarov Monastery.
Photo by Mikhail Mishustin
