In the first quarter of 2026, the Department conducted 8 audit events, which revealed violations totaling 1.6 billion tenge, of which financial violations amounted to 1.3 billion tenge.
The largest volume of financial violations was recorded in the construction, housing and communal services, and agriculture sectors. These violations manifested in unjustified subsidy payments, payment for uncompleted work, and the purchase of goods not meeting technical specifications.
Furthermore, violations in accounting and financial reporting preparation are frequently encountered.
As a result of the measures taken, 357 million tenge has been recovered to the budget, and 8 officials have been held accountable under disciplinary procedures.
Additionally, based on the identified violations, the Department initiated 13 administrative proceedings. As a result, fines totaling 1.9 million tenge were imposed and fully collected into the budget.
Moreover, during online budget monitoring, an unjustified transfer of funds disguised as wages amounting to 2.1 million tenge was identified. The specified funds have been returned to the budget.