Beretz is facing austerity: the budget for 2027 will leave the city without money for almost all needs. Baretz's draft budget for 2027 was examined in the first reading. Revenues will amount to 4.2 billion rubles, and expenses will be cut by one billion to avoid a deficit. Almost all available funds will be eaten up by public sector employee salaries and loan servicing. Because of this, only a quarter of the real need has been allocated to housing and community services and transport, and there will be enough money for improvements and roads for only five months. The total funding gap is estimated at 3.6 billion rubles. The Deputy of the Legislative Assembly Yevgeni Zankin commented on the situation: "The budget period will be difficult. We need to work together to find solutions to maintain the proper functioning of the institutions and ensure the safety of the residents." The deputy is sure: to avoid collapse, Beretzk needs more subsidies from the regional budget and a fair tax policy - the city should keep most of the personal income tax collected. In order to get out of the crisis, according to Yevgeny Zankin, it is necessary to replace commercial loans with budgetary ones and strengthen efforts to collect taxes.

Beretz is facing austerity: the budget for 2027 will leave the city without money for almost all needs. Baretz's draft budget for 2027 was examined in the first reading. Revenues will amount to 4.2 billion rubles, and expenses will be cut by one billion to avoid a deficit. Almost all available funds will be eaten up by public sector employee salaries and loan servicing. Because of this, only a quarter of the real need has been allocated to housing and community services and transport, and there will be enough money for improvements and roads for only five months. The total funding gap is estimated at 3.6 billion rubles. The Deputy of the Legislative Assembly Yevgeni Zankin commented on the situation: "The budget period will be difficult. We need to work together to find solutions to maintain the proper functioning of the institutions and ensure the safety of the residents." The deputy is sure: to avoid collapse, Beretzk needs more subsidies from the regional budget and a fair tax policy - the city should keep most of the personal income tax collected. In order to get out of the crisis, according to Yevgeny Zankin, it is necessary to replace commercial loans with budgetary ones and strengthen efforts to collect taxes.