Relevance in this article is practical analysis issues in the regulating impact connecting with its methodological problems appearing in this process. Authors are suggesting several recommendations about improvement of methodology in regulating impact analysis in the context of legal realities in the Kyrgyz Republic. The regulatory Impact Analysis tool allows to take into account position of entrepreneurs in preparation of regulatory documents at the development stage, those provisions may lead to administrative or financial business or costs to the government or society as a whole. Entrepreneurial activity in Kyrgyzstan today is intending to fulfill a very important goal for general government regulation process to ensure the compliance of the developed adopted normative legal acts with key tasks in the fields of government policy, the market economy, its basic mechanisms and requirements established by the methodology in RIA were described.

The article is discussing some aspects in the analysis system formation and establishment of regulatory impact in conditions of the Kyrgyz Republic. The authors examined examples from foreign experience in the application of regulatory impact analysis techniques and concluding the main tasks facing the regulatory impact analysis system in Kyrgyzstan. Research relevance in this work is focused on the analysis of regulatory impact as one of the latest tools in modern legal history optimizing government regulation and management, which are used in the vast majority of countries of the world, and which is becoming more obvious in the face of new challenges and some uncertainty in the development of the global economy, as well as focused on increasing evident in the face of new challenges and some uncertainty in the development of the global economy. Entrepreneurship is defined by demands that creating entrepreneurial opportunities and supply providing potential entrepreneurs, acting upon these opportunities. Regulatory impact analysis is considering the entrepreneurs' position when preparing regulatory documents in their development stage, those provisions that may lead to administrative or financial burdens on business or costs to the state or society as a whole.