Kyrgyzstan's Non-Tax Budget Revenues Rise Significantly

Kyrgyzstan is experiencing a notable rise in its non-tax budget revenues, according to a report from the Ministry of Finance. In 2025 alone, these revenues surged by 88 billion soms, bringing the total to an impressive 189.5 billion soms. This substantial growth has also led to an increase in the proportion of non-tax revenues within the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), climbing from 6.4% to 9.6% over the course of the year.

The primary sources contributing to this increase in non-tax revenue include dividends from state-owned shareholdings, profits transferred from the National Bank to the budget, fees for state services, various charges and payments, and other miscellaneous non-tax receipts. This diversification and growth in revenue streams are crucial for the nation's fiscal health and development initiatives.

Looking ahead, the Ministry of Finance's fiscal and investment policy report for 2027-2031 outlines optimistic projections. Non-tax revenues are expected to reach 149.2 billion soms in 2027. The forecast indicates a continued upward trend, with the figure anticipated to reach 189.9 billion soms by 2031, suggesting a sustained positive trajectory for this vital component of Kyrgyzstan's state budget.