Following the President's recent address, the Kazakh government has announced several key economic initiatives. First Vice Minister of National Economy Azamat Amrin confirmed that the national minimum wage is scheduled to increase from 85,000 to 110,000 tenge starting January 1, 2027. To support this adjustment, the government intends to allocate the necessary funds within the upcoming three-year budget cycle. Officials aim to bolster household income by fostering stable economic growth and controlling inflation. Furthermore, authorities are considering a three-year moratorium on regulatory inspections for micro and small enterprises. Additional plans are being formulated to assist medium-sized businesses, focusing on long-term financial support and the promotion of technological modernization across the sector. These measures represent a broader effort to refine the national Tax Code and improve the overall business environment in Kazakhstan.
Source : Tengrinews
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