15.07.2026, 13:23

Overstated forecasts cost Kazakhstan 730 billion tenge in lost tax revenue in 2025 - audit

ASTANA. July 15 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) — Kazakhstan's national budget fell short of its tax collection target by 730 billion tenge in 2025, or 4.8%, largely because revenue forecasts were overstated by 1.3 trillion tenge, the Supreme Audit Chamber said Wednesday.

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