Regional budget hits 7.0 billion rubles in early 2026 tax revenue
The consolidated regional budget collected 7.0 billion rubles in taxes and fees during the first two months of 2026. The largest contributions came from personal income tax and the mining industry. Revenue from social insurance payments also saw a noticeable rise compared to early 2025.
Personal income tax made up nearly half of the total, bringing in 48% of the revenue. The mineral extraction tax followed closely at 27%, with mining companies alone responsible for 3.5 billion rubles—half of all collections. Corporate profit tax added another 13%, while property tax from businesses contributed 9%.
Social insurance contributions grew by 8.5% year-on-year, reaching 5.4 billion rubles. Wholesale and retail traders accounted for 16% of the total, amounting to 1.1 billion rubles. Of the 7.0 billion rubles collected, 6.0 billion went to the regional budget. The remaining 1.0 billion was directed to local budgets across the area.
The early 2026 figures highlight the dominance of personal income tax and mining in regional revenue. Social insurance payments also showed a clear increase from the previous year. The funds have been divided between regional and local budgets for further allocation.
