Kazakhstan projects 2026 budget revenues at 23.1 trillion tenge
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Kazakhstan's Finance Ministry projects 2026 budget revenues at 23.1 trillion tenge, with spending set at 27.8 trillion tenge. The draft law for 2026-2028 was presented to the Mazhilis by Finance Minister Madi Takiyev. Social spending will reach 10.7 trillion tenge, including 6.8 trillion for social payments.
Key Facts
- Budget revenues in 2026 are projected at 23.1 trillion tenge, up 3.6 trillion tenge from 2025.
- Budget expenditures in 2026 are set at 27.8 trillion tenge, an increase of 2 trillion tenge from the current year.
- Social spending in 2026 will total 10.7 trillion tenge, including 6.8 trillion tenge for social payments and 3.9 trillion tenge for human capital investment.
- Healthcare funding will reach 2.7 trillion tenge, 107 billion tenge more than in 2025.
- Regional development projects will receive 581 billion tenge over 2026-2028, with 300 billion tenge allocated for 2026.
Budget Parameters
The draft law on the republican budget for 2026-2028 was presented to the Mazhilis by Finance Minister Madi Takiyev. Revenues in 2026 are forecast at 23.1 trillion tenge, with income at 19.2 trillion tenge. The ministry expects revenues to increase by 3.6 trillion tenge compared to the current year, driven by economic growth, the new Tax Code, and improved tax and customs administration. Expenditures will amount to 27.8 trillion tenge, 2 trillion tenge more than in 2025.
Social and Sectoral Allocations
The budget remains socially oriented, with 10.7 trillion tenge allocated to the social sphere in 2026. Of this, 6.8 trillion tenge will go to social payments and 3.9 trillion tenge to investments in human capital. Healthcare funding is set at 2.7 trillion tenge, an increase of 107 billion tenge from the current year. Education and science will receive 902 billion tenge, while culture, tourism, and sports are allocated 263.5 billion tenge. The real sector will receive 3.7 trillion tenge, an increase of 540 billion tenge, with about 1.2 trillion tenge planned for economic stimulus.
Regional Development
Regional projects will receive 581 billion tenge over 2026-2028, including 300 billion tenge in 2026. All projects are designated as critically important and of national significance. To increase the independence of akimats, 5.1 trillion tenge will be transferred to regions in 2026.
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Kazakhstan projects 2026 budget revenues at 23.1 trillion tenge
