12.03.2026, 14:20

Kazakhstan considers transferring property tax revenue to local budgets, president says

ALMATY. March 12 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - The Kazakh government is working on transferring part of the property tax paid by legal entities and individual entrepreneurs to fourth-level budgets, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said Thursday.

To read the full news articles, Subscribe.

05:01PM
Freedom Holding to place shares outside U.S. at discount to market, conducting pre-marketing – Turlov

04:47PM
World Bank lowers Kyrgyzstan's 2026 economic growth forecast to 6.1%

04:42PM
CSTO secretary general, Tajik Security Council secretary discuss Tajik-Afghan border strengthening

04:34PM
Kazakhstan's international reserves down 6.8% in March, up 0.1% since end of 2025

04:11PM
AVERAGE WEIGHTED RATE ON APRIL 9, 2026 IS 479.82 TENGE FOR $1;

03:45PM
Kazakhstan races to prepare aviation, volunteers and equipment for fire season by April 20

02:52PM
Kazakhstan aims to boost sugar self-sufficiency from 46% to 83% by 2030

02:47PM
Sale of Russian rail concession in Armenia could be discussed with Kazakh delegation - PM

02:29PM
CIS sugar output could rise 3% in 2026 to 7.4 million tonnes - association

02:00PM
Kazakhstan farmers ready for spring planting - ministry

01:26PM
Freedom Holding considers stock offering outside US, targeting Kazakhstan investors

01:22PM
Trans-Caspian fiber optic link between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan planned for Q3 2026

12:15PM
Kazakhstan taking steps to ensure uninterrupted CPC operations – deputy energy minister

12:10PM
Astana and Seoul discuss South Korean role in Kazakhstan’s nuclear energy development

11:42AM
Tengizchevroil continues oil exports via CPC

Press center

https://press.interfax.kz

WE EXPECT A SURGE IN INFLATION IN EARLY 2026 DUE TO TAX REFORM, BUT IT WILL BE ABSORBED BY YEAR-END

KAZAKHSTAN TO ACHIEVE FULL DAIRY SELF-SUFFICIENCY BY 2027, BUT IMPORTS STILL NEEDED

KAZAKHSTAN CAN BECOME A REGIONAL LEADER IN MINERAL EXPLORATION

COUNTRIES TRYING TO BE FRIENDLY WITH EVERYONE CAN BENEFIT AND BECOME MORE ATTRACTIVE FOR INVESTMENT

Kazakhstan considers transferring property tax revenue to local budgets, president says

Press center