Dear Entrepreneurs and Accountants! To avoid payment errors and incorrect tax allocation, please pay attention to the current procedure for distributing Corporate Income Tax (CIT).According to the Orders of the Minister of Finance of the RK (No. 151 and No. 152 dated April 4, 2025), clarifications to the Unified Budget Classification have entered into force.🔍 Where to send the payment? Check your BCC:The correct choice of BCC (Budget Classification Code) depends on your business category and economic sector:BCC 101110 — Corporate income tax from legal entities that are large business entities, excluding receipts from oil sector organizations. This code is for legal entities—large business entities (excluding the oil sector). (Republican Budget).BCC 101105 — Corporate income tax from legal entities in the oil sector. Intended exclusively for oil companies (National Fund of the RK).BCC 101111 — Corporate income tax from legal entities, excluding receipts from large business entities and oil sector organizations. For all other legal entities not classified as large businesses or part of the oil sector. (Local Budget).⚠️ Important to Know:Check your status: Classification of business categories is managed by the Ministry of National Economy of the RK. Ensure your company is included in the updated List of Large Business Entities: https://rsp.gov.kz/ru/rsp.Avoid errors: Payments to BCC 101110 from companies that are not large businesses are not permitted.Transfer of personal accounts: If a personal account has been mistakenly opened for you under BCC 101110, but you do not belong to large business, such accounts are subject to transfer to BCC 101111.💡 What should be done now?Cross-check with the Register of Business Entities: https://rsp.gov.kz/ru/rsp.Carefully verify the Budget Classification Code (BCC) when filling out payment orders.If incorrectly opened personal accounts are discovered, contact the state revenue authorities for timely adjustment.Following these rules will help you avoid penalties and reporting issues! #RKTAX #CIT #KazakhstanBusiness #BCC #TaxLiteracy #SRC #EntrepreneurshipSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1214371?lang=kk

Kazakhstan is launching a major overhaul of its migration policy aimed at attracting highly qualified professionals, foreign investors, entrepreneurs and global talent. Under a new decree signed by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on April 25, 2026, the country is shifting from a traditional permit-and-quota migration model toward a more flexible, incentive-based system designed to strengthen competitiveness for international talent and capital.The reform is part of Kazakhstan’s broader economic modernisation agenda and reflects efforts to make the country a regional hub for investment, innovation and skilled migration across Eurasia. It combines visa liberalisation, tax incentives, digitalisation and service reforms aimed at making relocation, investment and long-term residence in Kazakhstan significantly easier for foreign nationals.The Government of Kazakhstan has been tasked with implementing the reforms by 31 December 2026.Shift to an Incentive-Based Migration ModelThe presidential decree identifies four strategic priorities:Transitioning from a permit-and-quota-based migration system to a more incentive-driven framework. Creating a competitive long-term residency regimefor foreign nationals contributing to Kazakhstan’s economy. Simplifying and digitalisingimmigration procedures. Positioning Kazakhstan as a regional hub for foreign investors, skilled professionals and global talent. New Visa FrameworkKazakhstan will streamline and modernise visa categories by introducing clearer pathways for investors and professionals:Business VisaFor investors Entrepreneurs Members of boards of directors Individuals recruited to work in public administration systems Skilled Worker VisaFor professionals with qualifying job offers Scientists Medical professionals Cultural and arts figures Graduates of leading international universities Specialists in high-demand professions identified by the government Temporary Worker VisaFor foreign professionals working on specific investment projects approved by the government “Altyn Visa” (Golden Visa) ProgrammeA central feature of the reform is the introduction of the “Altyn Visa”, designed to encourage long-term relocation and investment in Kazakhstan.Eligibility includes:Participants in the tax residency programme of the Astana International Financial Centre Business visa holdersafter one month of residence Skilled worker visa holdersafter six months of residence IT specialistsafter just one month Temporary worker visa holdersafter one year of residence Benefits for Altyn Visa HoldersExemption from personal income tax Exemption from property tax Exemption from land tax Exemption from universal declaration of income and assets Equal access to government and financial services on par with citizens of Kazakhstan Faster pathways to long-term residence Digitalisation of Immigration ServicesKazakhstan is significantly expanding digital migration infrastructure through:Creation of the QazETAunified digital platform for foreign nationals Introduction of an e-Residencymodule allowing remote applications A “one-stop-shop” systemfor immigration processing Reduced bureaucracy and faster onboardingfor foreign residents Introduction of a digital resident IDfor accessing public and financial services Investment Opportunities Through e-ResidencyThe new e-Residency Invest programme will allow digital residents to:Invest remotelyin projects across Kazakhstan Access opportunitiesthrough the Astana International Financial Centre Conduct investmentsthrough partner financial institutions This is designed to lower barriers for foreign investors seeking exposure to Kazakhstan’s economy without immediate physical relocation.Improving International AccessibilityTo improve quality of life for international residents:Astana and Almaty will introduce zones with mandatory English-language services This will include medical institutions, schools, public service centres, police services, utilities and municipal services. These reforms are intended to improve ease of living for foreign professionals and their families.Supporting Kazakhstan’s Innovation EcosystemAlmaty will launch the Almaty AI Hubto support artificial intelligence development. The initiative complements Kazakhstan’s broader push to build a regional technology ecosystemand attract global digital talent. Changes to the Astana International Financial CentreTo enhance competitiveness for international investors:The minimum stay requirement for obtaining tax residency will be reduced from 90 days to 30 daysFinancial regulators will develop a more attractive financial regimefor new residents Special payment cards may be introduced through regulatory sandbox mechanisms Why This Reform MattersSignals Kazakhstan’s transition toward a more globally competitive migration model focused on attracting human capital rather than restricting entry through quota mechanisms. Supports Kazakhstan’s broader goals of technological modernisation, economic diversification and innovation-driven growth. Strengthens Kazakhstan’s appeal as a destination for globally mobile investors, entrepreneurs, scientists, IT specialists and skilled professionals. Reinforces Kazakhstan’s ambition to become a regional gatewaybetween Europe, Asia and the Middle East for business, finance and talent. Aligns migration policy with wider national priorities in digitalisation, financial development and investment attraction. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-strasbourg/press/news/details/1214381?lang=kk

      On April 29–30, 2026, in the city of Tashkent, a delegation of the Republic of Kazakhstan led by Deputy Chairman of the State Revenue Committee Seilzhan Akhmetov took part in the 18th Annual «Silk Road» Tax Forum, organized by the International Tax and Investment Center jointly with the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan.      The forum traditionally serves as one of the key international platforms for discussing modern approaches to tax policy, the digital transformation of tax administration, and the exchange of best practices among countries in the region.      As part of the third session, dedicated to the policy and administration of indirect taxes, Acting Director of the Tax Administration Department Bektas Adilgaliev presented Kazakhstan’s experience in administering VAT and excise taxes. During his presentation, digital solutions used in Kazakhstan to enhance the transparency of tax control, automate processes, and improve interaction with the business community were demonstrated.     The Republic of Kazakhstan continues to actively participate in the development of tax cooperation, strengthening partnerships within the framework of the «Tax Silk Road» and contributing to the formation of a transparent and sustainable tax environment.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1214386?lang=kk

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In accordance with the Order of the Minister of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated April 22, 2026 No. 269, amendments were made to the order "On Approval of the Rules and Forms of Public Service Provision "Application of the out-of-court Bankruptcy Procedure".The procedure now also covers the following types of debt:debts owed to banks and microfinance institutions;Debts owed to organizations with revoked licenses;Debts to liquidated companies;🔹 debt owed to other creditors who have the right to claim loans., Application conditions:1️⃣ the amount of debt does not exceed 1600 MCI (in 2026 - about 6.9 million tenge);2 . absence of property subject to foreclosure (except for a single dwelling);3️⃣ no payments over 1 MCI in the last 12 months;4. carrying out debt settlement procedures with the creditor (in cases provided for by law).A simplified procedure is applied for citizens who have received targeted social assistance (TSA) in the last 6 months.If the debt is over 5 years, the procedure is carried out without additional conditions and is reduced to 1 month.📍 Application methods:💻 e—government portal - eGov.kz , theeGov Mobile app, The e-Salyq Azamat app, through the NAO "Government for Citizens State Corporation", Automated verification:All data is checked automatically through the Tazalau information system.The verification process uses data from:🔹 government agencies🔹 banks, credit bureausNo paper certificates are required., The deadline for resubmission:, 3 months after the rejection;after 6 months — in case of termination of the procedure due to false information or concealment of property., The result of the procedure:As a result, a citizen can be declared bankrupt with the complete termination of obligations.The notification is sent to eGov's personal account or via mobile applications.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-shymkent/press/news/details/1214218?lang=kk