On 29 March 2026, a large-scale celebration of the spring festival Nauryz took place in Rotterdam, bringing together compatriots living in various cities across the Netherlands, as well as local guests interested in the culture and traditions of Kazakhstan. The event was organized by the Netherlands branch of the World Association of Kazakhs.Nauryz traditionally symbolizes renewal, harmony, and spiritual purification. In Kazakhstan, it is celebrated in an expanded format within the framework of the “Nauryznama” decade, reflecting the values of unity, social solidarity, and respect for the environment. In this context, particular attention is given to the nationwide “Taza Kazakhstan” initiative, aimed at fostering a culture of responsibility, cleanliness, and a constructive attitude towards the environment.The festive programme featured performances by artists, national music and dances, as well as elements of traditional culture reflecting the rich historical and spiritual heritage of the Kazakh people. Guests had the opportunity to become acquainted with Kazakh customs and traditions of hospitality, and to enjoy traditional dishes, including Nauryz kozhe, kazy, baursaks, and other national delicacies.Held in a warm and friendly atmosphere, the celebration provided a platform for communication, strengthening cultural ties, and bringing together people of different generations and nationalities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-hague/press/news/details/1190057?lang=kk

On March 30, a festive event titled “Armysyń, Äz-Nauryz!” was held at the S. Seifullin Central Library of the Zhetysu Region as part of the “Evening Library” project. Students from Zhetysu University, Taldykorgan Higher Polytechnic College, and the Zhaksylik Ushkempirov Sports Boarding School-College actively participated in the event, gaining a deeper appreciation of national traditions and cultural heritage.The main goal of the event was to promote the rich cultural heritage and national values of the Kazakh people among young people, fostering patriotism and respect for traditions. In addition, one of the key objectives was to engage library visitors in a cultural and intellectual environment and to organize meaningful leisure activities for youth.During the event, the significance and essence of the Nauryz holiday were widely highlighted, and traditional customs of the Kazakh people were presented. Participants were asked questions about national dishes, customs, and beliefs, and were provided with informative insights. Special emphasis was placed on Nauryz as a symbol of renewal, unity, harmony, and creation.National games became a highlight of the evening. Students competed in traditional games such as tug of war, asyk shooting, and arm wrestling, demonstrating their strength, agility, and quickness. These activities not only enhanced physical skills but also increased interest in national traditions.The evening also featured music and dance performances. Participants dressed in traditional costumes added a special cultural flavor to the event. A book exhibition organized by the library staff attracted significant attention, showcasing literature on the history, culture, and traditions of the Kazakh people.The event concluded with a ceremonial award presentation, adding a festive finale to the evening. The winning team, which demonstrated outstanding knowledge, creativity, and activity, was awarded a diploma and valuable prizes. Other participants were also recognized and received letters of appreciation.Additionally, special nominations such as “Most Resourceful Reader” and “Best National Costume” were awarded.The festive evening “Armysyń, Äz-Nauryz!” became a meaningful cultural event aimed at strengthening national identity and enriching the spiritual world of young people. Such initiatives play an important role in preserving cultural continuity and fostering respect for heritage.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhetysu-archive/press/news/details/1190073?lang=kk

Regional Head Kumar Aksakalov inspected the new buses of PC "Altair".To date, the regional center has a developed route network comprising 38 routes. Daily, 187 buses operate on the lines, of which 73% are vehicles with a service life of no more than 7 years.Over the past 3 years, 90 new buses have been acquired through leasing, including 28 units last year.This year, the carrier PC "Altair" purchased 12 new Yutong brand buses on a 5-year lease at 7% through the Industrial Development Fund."Updating public transport and developing passenger transportation remain a priority in forming a comfortable and accessible urban environment. In recent years, with state support, systematic modernization has begun: carriers are acquiring modern buses through leasing mechanisms. As a result of the bus fleet renewal, the share of public transport with a service life of less than 7 years has increased by 8% and reached 81%," noted the regional akim.According to the regional head, the task is not merely to increase the number of buses, but to qualitatively change the entire system: ensuring regularity of service, improving comfort levels, covering socially significant facilities and new residential areas with transport.Furthermore, carriers are required to strictly adhere to schedules, ensure discipline, and improve the culture of passenger service.It is worth noting that today residents have access to modern digital services — through mobile applications, they can track bus movements in real-time, plan routes, and save time.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1190084?lang=kk

Starting in 2026, the usual "Standard Deduction" for individual income tax has changed to the "Basic Tax Deduction."🧮Now the amount of the "standard deduction" instead of 14 MCI (55,048 tenge in 2025) from 2026 is equal to 30 MCI (129,750 tenge). In subsequent years, accordingly, the current annual MCI value will be applied, thereby increasing the deduction.The basic deduction is applied for each calendar month. The total amount of the basic deduction for a calendar year should now not exceed 360 MCI, established by the law on the republican budget and effective on January 1 of the corresponding fiscal year (previously -168 MCI).Thus, in 2026, an individual has the right to apply the following types of personal tax deductions::1) tax deduction of social payments (OPV, VOSMS, CO with GPH);2) basic tax deduction;3) social tax deductions.The basic tax deduction and social tax deductions are applied by the tax agent at the source of payment based on:• applications of an individual for the application of tax deductions;• copies of supporting documents for the application of the social tax deduction.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-shymkent/press/news/details/1189861?lang=kk

As part of the Dala Carbon Forum 2026, the Akim of the Akmola Region, Marat Akhmetzhanov, together with the Head of the Tourism Department, Andrey Podgurskiy, held a meeting with the Ambassador of the European Union of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Aleška Simkič, and the Ambassador of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Sally Axworthy.During the meeting, the parties discussed prospects for cooperation, with a particular focus on tourism development. The regional delegation presented the tourism potential of the Akmola Region, including its natural attractions, resort areas, and opportunities for sustainable tourism.It was noted that the region is actively developing its infrastructure and remains open to international investment, including in the tourism sector. Investor support is provided through specialized development institutions.The resort potential of the region generated particular interest among international partners. Representatives of the United Kingdom noted that the Akmola Region could become an attractive destination for European tourists.The meeting confirmed the mutual interest of the parties in strengthening international cooperation and promoting the region’s tourism potential on the global stage.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-tourism/press/news/details/1189914?lang=kk

Kazakhstani farmers may gain a new source of income by entering the global carbon market. The monetization of sustainable agricultural practices, including soil carbon sequestration, became a key topic of the IV Interregional Environmental Forum Dala Carbon Forum 2026, held in the Akmola Region with the participation of the regional head, Marat Akhmetzhanov.Forum participants discussed the potential for integrating more than 200 million hectares of Kazakhstan’s land into the international carbon trading system. It was noted that global markets are already prepared to invest in projects related to carbon sequestration, including the use of No-Till technologies. However, for the full launch of this mechanism in Kazakhstan, it is necessary to establish a transparent regulatory framework, as well as implement monitoring, reporting, and verification (MRV) systems.The practical significance of this agenda is especially high for agricultural regions, where land degradation affects production sustainability. Marat Akhmetzhanov emphasized the region’s readiness to become a pilot platform for implementing climate projects based on farming enterprises.“We are open to innovation, understanding that the future lies in new technologies. However, to fully participate in environmental projects, it is necessary to develop clear mechanisms for both farmers and investors,” the regional head noted.Vice Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources Mansur Oshurbayev highlighted that natural ecosystems are becoming an important investment resource, and the development of voluntary carbon markets opens access to green finance. A key priority is to create conditions for issuing carbon offsets recognized at the international level.According to the forum organizer, Chairperson of the ECOJER Association Council, Lazzat Ramazanova, a crucial condition is a transparent system for attracting international capital, clear market regulations, and the removal of administrative barriers.During the forum, practical issues related to farmers’ participation in carbon projects were also discussed, including methods for measuring accumulated carbon, access to international verification for small farms, securing initial financing, and training specialists in digital monitoring.Special attention was given to international rules for carbon credit trading and registration mechanisms, which will ensure the competitiveness of Kazakhstan’s carbon units in global markets.As a result of Dala Carbon Forum 2026, a package of recommendations was developed for the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Participants concluded that with the rapid development of the institutional framework, carbon offsets could become a new sustainable export niche for Kazakhstan.It is worth noting that farmers in the Akmola Region began participating in carbon certification programs last year. This allows them to generate additional income through carbon sequestration on their land. Large agricultural enterprises, including those in the Tselinograd and Astrakhan districts, have actively joined the initiative. The total land area involved in the program has reached 100,000 hectares.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-tourism/press/news/details/1189926?lang=kk

Riyadh, March 30, 2026 – Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Madiyar Menilbekov held negotiations with the Head of the Founding Group of the Global Water Organization Fahd Balghunaim.During the conversation, the parties discussed key issues of water security, efficient use of water resources, and the introduction of modern technologies in the water sector.The Ambassador of Kazakhstan emphasized the importance of strengthening partnerships with international organizations to address global water challenges and reaffirmed readiness to exchange experience and implement joint initiatives.Representatives of the Global Water Organization expressed interest in developing cooperation with Kazakhstan, highlighting the country’s active role in promoting initiatives in the field of water diplomacy.Following of the meeting, the parties agreed to continue the dialogue and to work on prospective areas of cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1189934?lang=kk

Madinah, March 29, 2026 – At the invitation of the Governor of the Madinah Province of Saudi Arabia, Prince Salman bin Sultan Al Saud, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to the Kingdom, Madiyar Menilbekov, paid a working visit to the city of Madinah.As part of the visit, the Ambassador attended the 14th Cultures and Peoples Festival organized by the Islamic University of Madinah. The event brought together representatives from more than 170 countries studying at the university, who showcased their national traditions and cultures.In addition, the Kazakh diplomat held meetings with the Deputy Governor of the Madinah Province, Prince Saud bin Nahar Al Saud, as well as with the President of the Islamic University of Madinah, Saleh Alagla. During the meetings, the parties discussed issues related to further developing cooperation in education and strengthening humanitarian ties.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riyadh/press/news/details/1189836?lang=kk

On January 16, 2026, the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Restoration of Citizens' Solvency and Bankruptcy" was amended. The changes will take effect on March 19, 2026.According to the amendments, for citizens whose total debt does not exceed 1,600 MCI (6,920,000 tenge) and whose default period exceeds 5 years, the out-of-court bankruptcy procedure is carried out within 1 month. Previously, this procedure took 6 months.👩‍💻These changes are aimed at optimizing the out-of-court bankruptcy procedure and ensure a more prompt and effective response of government agencies to public inquiries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-shymkent/press/news/details/1189756?lang=kk

Who pays for emissions in Kazakhstan?We're just figuring it out *Payers* are sole proprietors and LLP companies that have facilities that affect the environment. Even if the object is rented, you still need to pay.*Object categories:*I–II (significant and moderate impact)Large enterprises (oil and gas, metallurgy, energy, etc.)are required to obtain an environmental permit (up to 10 years), pay emissions and submit form 870.00 III (minor impact)Productions: concrete, shoes, soap, carpets, etc. no permit is needed, but every year — environmental declaration (on waste)IV (minimal impact)Service stations, car washes, cafes, shops, etc.They DON'T pay for emissions They DON'T submit reports Important:If the waste exceeds the limits (for example, >1 ton of hazardous or >10 tons of non-hazardous), the business automatically goes into category III.Separately: farmers do NOT pay a single land tax either.*How do I define my category?*Current business — apply via elicense.kz (up to 15 days)New project — the category is determined at the planning stage If in doubt, it is better to submit an application to the Department of Ecology and receive an official response.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1189741?lang=kk

Cleaning and digging of drainage channels along the road was carried out along the entire street to ensure unhindered flow of meltwater and prevent flooding.The work was carried out using the equipment of a local resident, Zelimkhan M., who provided assistance to his fellow villagers and contributed to the improvement of the village. Thanks to such caring residents, the village is becoming cleaner and safer.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-sand-birlik/press/news/details/1189727?lang=kk

The deadline for submitting tax reports for 2025 expires on March 31.According to the results of 2025, it is necessary to submit the following TNF no later than March 31, 2026:f. 100.00, 110.00, 150.00, 180.00 - Declarations on the CPN;f. 220.00 - Declaration of personal income tax;F. 531.00 - Declaration (calculation) on the fulfillment of a tax obligation in kind;f. 540.00 - Declaration of excess profit tax;f. 560.00 - Declaration of payment for reimbursement of historical expenses;f. 600.00 - Declaration of alternative tax on subsurface use;f. 700.00 - Declaration of vehicle tax, land tax and property tax;F. 871.00 - Register of lease (use) agreements;f. 912.00 - Declaration for taxpayers who apply the tax deduction using a fixed deduction;f. 920.00 - Declaration for single land tax payers.In addition, for the 4th quarter of 2025, f. 101.04 is submitted - Calculation of the CPN withheld from the source of payment from the income of a non-resident.Also, no later than April 1, 2026, individuals must pay the vehicle tax for 2025.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1189732?lang=kk

The Department of State Revenues informs that, from January 1, 2026, Kazakhstan has introduced an updated mechanism for determining and applying the Minimum Price Level (MPL) when calculating Value Added Tax (VAT) on imported goods from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) countries. The new procedure is established by Article 518 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and approved by the Order of the Acting Minister of Finance No. 658 dated October 31, 2025.Purpose of the Minimum Price LevelThe minimum price level is used when calculating VAT on certain types of imported goods from EAEU countries. The main purpose of this mechanism is to prevent cases of undervaluation of imported goods and ensure correct tax calculation. The MPL is determined as the average between the prices of Kazakh producers and the cost of imported goods. The calculation of the minimum price level is carried out quarterly.Procedure for determining the Minimum Price LevelTo calculate the MPL, the State Revenue authorities use official statistical data. The authorities send requests to the state statistics bodies four times a year — by February 28, May 31, August 31, and November 30 — to obtain information on the average prices of producers for the three months preceding the reporting month. Based on the data received, minimum price levels are calculated and published on the official website of the Committee of State Revenues: https://kgd.gov.kz/.Goods subject to MPLCurrently, the list includes 35 types of goods. These include certain products that were previously subject to undervaluation upon import, such as:selected food products,construction materials,metal products,certain types of industrial products,selected categories of consumer goods.Application of the Minimum Price Level on importsChanges have been introduced in the procedure for VAT reassessment. One of the new measures is a change in the mechanism for responding to cases of undervaluation of imported goods. Previously, when such cases were detected, the State Revenue authorities sent desk audit notifications to taxpayers. Starting in 2026, the procedure has changed: the authorities automatically recalculate VAT on imported goods and reflect the corresponding amounts in the taxpayer’s account.The Department of State Revenues recommends that taxpayers take these changes into account when conducting foreign economic activity and declaring the value of goods imported from EAEU countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1189679?lang=kk

2026 жылғы 19 наурыз, Пусан қ. - Қазақстан Республикасының Пусан қаласындағы Бас консулы Аслан Асқар 2026 NEAR Member Workshop семинарына қатысты.Іс-шара барысында өңіраралық ынтымақтастықты дамыту мәселелері талқыланып, Түркістан облысының Қауымдастық аясындағы табысты тәжірибесі атап өтілді. Сондай-ақ осы жылдың шілде айында Шығыс Қазақстан облысының NEAR құрамына ресми түрде қосылуына қолдау білдірілді.Іс-шараны ұйымдастырғаны және көрсеткен қонақжайлылығы үшін Бас хатшы Лим Бён Джин мырза мен Губернатордың орынбасары Ян Гым Хи ханымға алғыс айтамыз. 19 марта 2026, Пусан - Генеральный консул Республики Казахстан в городе Пусан Аслан Асқар принял участие в семинаре «2026 NEAR Member Workshop».В ходе мероприятия были обсуждены вопросы развития межрегионального сотрудничества, а также отмечен успешный опыт Туркестанской области в рамках Ассоциации. Кроме того, была выражена поддержка предстоящему вступлению Восточно-Казахстанской области в состав NEAR в июле текущего года.Выражаем благодарность Генеральному секретарю г-ну Лим Бён Джину и заместителю губернатора г-же Ян Гым Хи за организацию мероприятия и оказанное гостеприимство. March 19, 2026, Busan - The Consul General of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Busan, Aslan Askar, participated in the 2026 NEAR Member Workshop.The event focused on strengthening interregional cooperation and highlighted the successful experience of the Turkistan Region within the Association. Support was also expressed for the upcoming accession of the East Kazakhstan Region to NEAR in July this year.We express our gratitude to Secretary General Mr. Lim Byeong-jin and Deputy Governor Ms. Yang Geum-hee for the organization of the event and their warm hospitality. 2026년 3월 19일, 부산 - 아슬란 아스카르 주부산 카자흐스탄 총영사는 경주에서 열린 ‘2026 NEAR(동북아시아지역자치단체연합) 실무자 워크숍’에 참석했습니다.이번 행사에서는 지역 간 협력 발전 방안이 논의되었으며, NEAR 내 투르키스탄주의 성공적인 활동 사례가 소개되었습니다. 또한 오는 7월 동카자흐스탄주의 NEAR 공식 가입에 대한 지지를 표명했습니다. 행사를 준비해주신 임병진 사무총장님과 양금희 부지사님께 깊은 감사를 드립니다.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-busan/press/news/details/1189702?lang=kk

The “other economy” category includes taxpayers excluding those under republican monitoring, as approved by Order No. 786 of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 18, 2025 (12 monitored enterprises are registered in the East Kazakhstan Region).In February 2026, tax revenues to the Republican Budget from the “other economy” sector amounted to 28.7 billion KZT, including VAT refunds at a 0% rate credited to taxpayers’ accounts.The share of the “other economy” in total Republican Budget revenues is 40.9%. Revenue structure by budget classification codes (BCC):- BCC 105102 – VAT on goods imported into the Republic of Kazakhstan — 47.0%; -BCC 105115 – VAT on goods imported from EAEU member states — 28.7%;- BCC 101110 – Corporate Income Tax from large businesses — 27.4%Largest taxpayers in the “other economy” sector (February 2026):- GRK MLD LLP — 7.3%;- Ridder-Polymetal LLP — 6.6%;-  Building Service LLP — 4.9%;- Bukhtarma Hydropower Plant JSC — 4.2%;-  Meloman Home Video LLP — 2.2%Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1189646?lang=kk

Dear taxpayers,On March 30, 2026, at 3 p.m., a live broadcast on the topic "Desk control" will be held on the Department's Instagram page @pavlodar_mkd.The speaker will be the head of the desk monitoring department, Anara Korabayeva.The moderator is Tolegen Bilyalovich Shaimardanov, Head of the Department of Explanatory Work and the Contact Center.In order not to miss the broadcast, subscribe to the Instagram of the Department of State Revenue for the Pavlodar region – pavlodar_mkd.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact CenterState Duma of the Pavlodar region Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1189651?lang=kk

Tirana, March 28, 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan Iskander Aisariyev held a meeting with the Minister for Europe and foreign affairs of the Republic of Albania Ferit Hoxha in Tirana.During the meeting, parties confirmed the high level of bilateral relations and noted steady development of cooperation both in bilateral format and on international platforms.Diplomats discussed prospects for expanding trade, economic and investment cooperation, emphasizing the need to intensify business contacts and establish institutional mechanisms of interaction. They also expressed mutual interest in implementing joint projects and increasing bilateral trade.Particular attention was given to the development of transport and transit cooperation. Ambassador Aisariyev highlighted the significant potential for cooperation within the Middle Corridor and invited the Albanian side to engage more actively in relevant initiatives. The sides also discussed opportunities to develop international transport routes and build sustainable logistics chains between Central Asia and Balkan region.In addition, the parties reviewed issues related to the development of the legal framework, cooperation in education, and exchanged views on the schedule of upcoming bilateral engagements at various levels.Following the meeting, both sides reaffirmed their readiness to further strengthen Kazakh-Albanian partnership and to implement practical initiatives aimed at deepening cooperation across all key areas. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-albania/press/news/details/1189652?lang=kk

On March 26, 2026, a briefing was held at the Regional Communications Service of the East Kazakhstan Region with the participation of Sairankan Kabysh, Deputy Head of the Department of State Revenues for the East Kazakhstan Region. The briefing covered issues related to vehicle tax administration, payment deadlines, tax arrears among the population, and changes in tax legislation.The speaker reminded vehicle owners that the deadline for paying vehicle tax for 2025 expires on April 1, 2026. The calculation is based on the monthly calculation index (MCI) of 3,932 tenge, which was in effect in 2025. The tax amount can be calculated independently using the official web portal of the State Revenue Committee of the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as through the “e-Salyq Azamat” mobile application. Payment is available via banking apps, ATMs, and payment terminals.As of March 16, 2026, the total tax arrears amounted to 385.9 million tenge across 6,907 taxpayers in the region, with a noted decrease. A set of measures is applied to recover debts, including the transfer of cases to private bailiffs.The briefing also highlighted key changes to the tax legislation that came into force in 2026. In particular, the tax burden for vehicle owners has been reduced: for vehicles older than 10 years, the tax is reduced by up to 30%, and for those older than 20 years, by up to 50%. Additionally, peasant farms are exempt from paying tax on one pickup truck, and legal entities owning vehicles are exempt from submitting the calculation of current payments under tax reporting form 701.00.At the conclusion of the briefing, the speaker urged vehicle owners to pay their taxes on time before April 1 to avoid enforcement measures.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1189658?lang=kk

Local budget revenues (tax payments) for January–February 2026 in the East Kazakhstan Region amounted to 38.1 billion KZT. With a planned target of 28.3 billion KZT, the execution rate reached 134.8%, exceeding the plan by 9.8 billion KZT. Compared to the same period in 2025, the growth rate is 101.6%, with an increase of 602.8 million KZT.Local budget revenues are formed from three levels of budgets: district, regional, and local self-government budgets.Breakdown of revenues: District budgets — 27.0 billion KZT; Regional budget — 9.9 billion KZT; Local self-government budgets — 1.2 billion KZT; Total  38.1 billion KZTThe main share of local budget revenues is generated from the following sources:- Personal Income Tax withheld at source — 30.4% (11.6 billion KZT)- Social Tax — 27.7% (10.5 billion KZT)-  Corporate Income Tax (excluding large businesses) — 17.8% (6.8 billion KZT)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1189630?lang=kk

According to Order No. 786 of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 18, 2025, 12 enterprises in the East Kazakhstan Region are included in republican monitoring: Kazzinc LLP;Vostoktsvetmet LLP ; Orica-Kazakhstan JSC; Ulba Metallurgical Plant JSC; Ust-Kamenogorsk Titanium and Magnesium Plant JSC; Ulba-TVS LLP; Altyn Shyghys LLP; OblShyghysZhol LLP; Ust-Kamenogorsk CHP LLP; Ust-Kamenogorsk Poultry Farm JSC; United Energy Service Company LLP; AK NIET GROUP LLPFebruary 2026 performance:Tax revenues to the State Budget from the above enterprises amounted to 44.9 billion KZT, including: Local budget — 3.4 billion KZT;  Republican budget — 41.5 billion KZT This includes VAT refunds at a 0% rate credited to taxpayers’ accounts in the amount of 2.2 billion KZT.The share of revenues from these enterprises in total State Budget revenues for the region is 48.3%, including: Local budget — 15.1%; Republican budget — 59.1% Cumulative results for January–February 2026:Total tax revenues amounted to 55.4 billion KZT, including: Local budget — 5.4 billion KZTRepublican budget — 49.9 billion KZT; Including VAT refunds (0% rate) — 2.2 billion KZT. The share of these enterprises in total State Budget revenues for the region is 47.8%, including: Local budget — 14.2%• Republican budget — 64.2%.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1189635?lang=kk