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Revenues of the budget of Dagestan for 2027 are forecasted at 225.7 billion rubles

Acting Minister of Finance of Dagestan Zaur Imranov presented the main parameters of the draft law on the republican budget for 2027 and the planning period 2028-2029

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Revenues of the budget of Dagestan for 2027 are forecasted at 225.7 billion rubles

Acting Minister of Finance of Dagestan Zaur Imranov presented the main parameters of the draft law on the republican budget for 2027 and the planning period of 2028-2029.

Budget revenues in 2027 are projected at 225.7 billion rubles, in 2028 - 197.9 billion, in 2029 - 202.7 billion. Expenses will amount to 228.1 billion rubles in 2027, 202.9 billion in 2028 and 200.7 billion in 2029.

Tax and non-tax revenues are projected at 68.6 billion rubles for 2027, 68.4 billion for 2028 and 73.2 billion for 2029. The deficit in 2027 will be 2.5 billion rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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