The North Kazakhstan region is one of the agrarian regions in Kazakhstan. The region is dynamically developing in all spheres of the economy. According to statistics for 8 months of 2022, the main industries (agriculture, wholesale and retail trade, manufacturing, construction, etc.) show positive dynamics.
Stability, a unique package of benefits, and large government support attract investors to the region, including foreign ones.
Economic growth is directly reflected in the increase in tax revenues and the performance of forecast indicators.
Thus, over 5 years, revenues to the state budget have increased by 47.5 billion tenge (from 54 billion tenge in 2018 to 101.5 billion tenge in 2022) or doubled.
According to the results of 9 months of 2022, the state budget plan within the competence of the SRC was executed by 104.7% - with a plan of 96.9 billion tenge, 101.5 billion tenge was actually received at a rate of 128.5% or more by 22.5 billion tenge by the same period of 2021.
The local budget plan was executed by 105.9% or more by 3.4 billion tenge, with a plan of 58.0 billion tenge, 61.4 billion tenge was received. The rate was 136.9% or more by 16.6 billion tenge.
The republican budget was executed by 103.0%, exceeded by 1.2 billion tenge. With the 38.9 billion tenge plan, 40.1 billion tenge was received. The rate was 117.4% or more by 5.9 billion tenge.
In the structure of revenues to the state budget, 65.2% of revenues fall on three main sectors: industry – 38.1%, trade – 19.8%, agriculture – 17.2%. The dynamics of income on them is 128.9% or more by 22.7 billion tenge.
For 9 months of 2022, in the formation of the revenue part of tax revenues of the North Kazakhstan region, the largest share is occupied by:
VAT from the EAEU is 41.2% or 16524.3 million tenge,
VAT on domestic goods – 35.8% or 14339.8 million tenge,
VAT on imports from third countries – 12.3% or 4922.8 million tenge, etc.
In order to fulfill the forecast indicators and increase budget revenues, work is underway on tax and customs administration. As a result, additional reserves of more than 8 billion tenge were identified and received.
The largest amounts are secured:
- for desk control – 1.8 billion tenge;
- for the administration of ESF – 1.2 billion tenge;
- according to inspections – 1.1 billion tenge, etc.