Raising the minimum wage to 110,000 tenge and a three-year freeze on inspections for small and medium-sized businesses: the plans of the Ministry of National Economy for 2027 The monthly minimum wage in Kazakhstan will be raised to 110,000 tenge starting January 1, 2027. First Deputy Minister of National Economy Azmat Amerin reported this at a cabinet meeting. It is planned to increase the real income of the population through sustainable and quality economic growth and lowering inflation. "Together with the deputies of the Koroltai, the issue of introducing a freeze on inspections and preventive control of micro and small businesses was discussed for three years from January 1, 2027. Also, the approaches to integrating businesses into procurement by government authorities and the quasi-public sector will be improved," the first minister noted. As part of the tax policy, a package of targeted changes to the tax law was created based on proposals from the business community. "As part of the speech, the head of state outlined a course for "large-scale construction" of infrastructure. For this purpose, the infrastructure development fund was established," emphasized Azmat Amerin.