The contested normative legal act must have been applied by a court in a specific case involving the applicant and must directly affect the applicant’s constitutional rights and freedoms. In addition, a final and legally binding judgment must have been issued by the appellate court in that case.The application must also be submitted within the time limit prescribed by law and meet the other admissibility requirements established under Article 45 of the Constitutional Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan.”Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/news/details/1312420?lang=ru

Key issues regarding UAPF1)  Who is entitled to receive scheduled pension benefits from the UAPF?In accordance with the Social Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, monthly pension benefits derived from mandatory pension contributions and/or mandatory occupational pension contributions (hereinafter referred to as MOPC) are made from the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) to individuals with pension savings in the UAPF who meet the following criteria:They have reached the retirement age (63 years for men; 61 years for women—with the age for women increasing by 6 months annually, starting from 2028, until it reaches 63 years in 2031).They have reached the age of 55 and have had mandatory occupational pension contributions paid on their behalf for a total of at least 84 calendar months by the time they apply for pension benefits, provided they have ceased employment in hazardous working conditions (in roles specified in the list of industries, jobs, and professions approved by the authorized state body).They have been granted a Group 1 or Group 2 disability status on an indefinite basis.Pension benefits derived from voluntary pension contributions may begin before the standard retirement age—specifically, from the age of 50. Furthermore, such benefits are available to individuals with disabilities, regardless of the disability group or the duration for which the disability status has been assigned. In these cases, the payment schedule is determined by the contributor themselves.   2)  How scheduled benefits are calculated? Scheduled benefits are calculated as follows: for the first year of receiving benefits, the total amount of pension savings is multiplied by a payout rate of 6.5% and then divided by 12. In subsequent years, the monthly pension benefit amount is increased by an indexation rate of 5%. Furthermore, the monthly pension benefit from the UAPF (Unified Accumulative Pension Fund) must be at least 70% of the subsistence minimum (hereinafter referred to as the "SM") established for the relevant fiscal year by the Law on the Republican Budget.For certain categories of beneficiaries—specifically, individuals with a Group 1 or 2 disability (assigned on an indefinite basis) and those who have worked in hazardous or dangerous occupations—the Methodology provides for adjustment coefficients that increase the monthly pension benefit amount, provided that their savings include at least 60 months of MOPC. If an individual meets more than one of these criteria, the adjustment coefficient with the highest value is applied.When calculating and issuing pension benefits to individuals who have reached the age of 55 and for whom MOPC have been paid for a total of at least 84 months:the requirement that the pension benefit must be at least 70% of the SM does not apply;the adjustment coefficients do not apply;any remaining balance in an individual pension savings account that is less than 70% of the SM cannot be paid out in addition to the regular monthly pension benefit.It should be noted that pension benefits from the UAPF are paid until the pension savings are exhausted.If, as of the date of a payment from the UAPF, the total amount of pension savings does not exceed twelve times the minimum pension—as established by the law on the republican budget for the relevant fiscal year—the benefit is paid as a single lump sum. 3) Where and when should one apply for the payout of pension savings from the UAPF upon reaching retirement age?To receive pension benefits from the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund based on mandatory pension contributions upon reaching retirement age, as well as to obtain the basic and PAYG pensions from the state budget, individuals must submit an application in a timely manner to the "Government for Citizens" State Corporation (Public Service Center — PSC) at their place of residence. This may be done up to 10 days before reaching retirement age. All types of age-based pension benefits commence from the date of application. The date of application is defined as the day the application and required documents are registered at the PSC, provided the individual has already reached retirement age; if the application is submitted earlier, the date of reaching retirement age is considered the date of application. Timely submission is particularly important for receiving state-funded pension benefits, which require a verification of the individual's employment history based on the documents provided. State-funded pension benefits are made for life, while benefits from the UAPF continue until the individual's pension savings are exhausted.Please note that individuals who have reached the age of fifty or who have a disability may apply to the UAPF to receive benefits derived from voluntary pension contributions (VPCs). Such applications can be submitted via the user's personal account on the UAPF website, through the UAPF mobile app, or in person at a UAPF office. 4) In what cases are pension benefits funded by voluntary pension contributions granted automatically?In accordance with amendments to the Social Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan—which provide for the disbursement of pension benefits funded by Voluntary Pension Contributions (VPC) according to the procedures and terms defined in the VPC-based pension provision agreement and the pension rules of UAPF—a proactive (application-free) procedure for VPC-based pension benefits will be introduced starting in March 2026. This applies to individuals who have reached retirement age and hold VPC-based pension savings in the UAPF, but who have not previously applied to the UAPF for such benefits (e.g., upon reaching the age of 50 or due to a disability).The proactive procedure for VPC-based pension benefits (where applicable) entails:The automatic authorization of VPC-based pension benefits by the UAPF when an individual submits an application to the State Corporation—following established procedures—to receive a state-funded pension and/or MPC- or MOPC-based benefits upon reaching retirement age.The disbursement of VPC-based funds as part of a proactive service, based on an annual reconciliation with the State Corporation to verify whether the individuals in question are already receiving age-based state pensions and/or the state basic pension benefit, as recorded in the information system of the authorized body for social protection. 5) Where should one apply to receive a payout of pension savings in the event of being granted a permanent disability status (Group 1 or 2)?To claim a pension benefit due to being granted a permanent disability status (Group I or II), you must contact a UAPF branch, or use your personal account on the UAPF website (enpf.kz) or the UAPF mobile app, authenticated with an electronic digital signature.Please note that the UAPF offers on-site service for individuals with a permanent Group I or II disability. This process includes an initial consultation to determine whether the required services can be provided remotely, without the need for an in-person visit.            6) Where can I find the list of documents required to apply for pension benefits from the UAPF?The website enpf.kz, under the "Services – Pension Benefits" section, provides a list of required documents—varying based on the type of pension benefit and the submission method—along with formatting requirements, application forms, sample completed forms, and a template for a power of attorney. Additionally, the "Online Services" section offers a tool for the preliminary review of documents intended for UAPF pension benefits (the service is titled "Preliminary Review of Pension Benefit Documents": https://www.enpf.kz/ru/elektronnye-servisy/checkdoc.php).Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-selinograd/press/news/details/1312413?lang=ru

 Today, the Department of State Revenue for the Karaganda Region held a joint Zoom conference with T.V. Tyulekbaeva, Auditor of the Republic of Kazakhstan and tax consultant, @tylekbaeva_tatiana.💼 The main topics of the meeting included Desk Tax Control in 2026: Why Notifications Are Issued and What to Do; Tax Audits: Entrepreneurs’ Rights and Obligations; as well as current questions and answers on taxation.💬 During the conference, participants were provided with up-to-date information on desk tax control, tax audits, and other relevant tax matters.Particular attention was paid to practical issues faced by entrepreneurs, with detailed explanations and answers provided.🎙️ The speaker was Z.K. Zhoykimbekova, Head of the Department for Explanatory Work and Contact Center.🤝 Such meetings help improve entrepreneurs’ tax literacy, strengthen open dialogue between government authorities and the business community, and ensure timely awareness of new developments and changes in tax legislation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-karaganda/press/news/details/1312415?lang=ru

A meeting with representatives of the professional audit community was held at the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, chaired by Vice Minister of Finance Aset Tursysov. Ekaterina Smyshlyaeva, deputy of the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan, took part in the discussion.The participants considered issues related to the preparation of audit reports in the information system “Financial Reporting Depository,” which is owned by the Ministry of Finance.On July 12, 2026, amendments to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Auditing,” introduced by Law No. 256-VIII of January 9, 2026, came into force, requiring the submission of electronic audit reports to the Financial Reporting Depository. The report, prepared in writing, must be registered with the repository within three business days of the date of its preparation.When generating the report directly in the Financial Reporting Depository, there is no need to prepare a paper copy for subsequent scanning or to register the electronic report separately. This reduces the number of operations involved in preparing and submitting the document. The possibility of preparing the report in written form remains.Digitization aims to ensure the accuracy and timeliness of audit reports, systematize data, and reduce the risk of providing inaccurate information, including in the context of government procurement.During the meeting, participants discussed practical issues related to the operation of the Financial Reporting Repository and ensuring confidentiality of information. The parties exchanged proposals and identified issues requiring further consideration.The Ministry of Finance will continue to work with the professional community to improve the regulation and digitization of auditing activities.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/minfin/press/news/details/1312375?lang=ru

Ulaanbaatar, 16 October, 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Mongolia Almas Seitakynov held talks with Mongolia’s Minister of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry Tsagaankhuu Iderbat to discuss prospects for expanding bilateral cooperation in the agricultural sector.Discussions focused on expanding ties across the agricultural sector, boosting bilateral trade in agricultural products and advancing joint projects.Particular emphasis was placed on strengthening cooperation in livestock farming, crop production and food processing, alongside the introduction of modern agricultural technologies and closer business-to-business links between the two countries.Both sides highlighted the considerable agricultural potential of Kazakhstan and Mongolia and expressed a shared interest in pursuing mutually beneficial projects aimed at strengthening trade and economic ties.The meeting concluded with both sides reaffirming their commitment to closer practical cooperation between the relevant government agencies and business communities of the two countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ulaanbaatar/press/news/details/1312352?lang=ru

President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev participated in the 7th Summit of the Conference on Interaction and Confidence Building Measures in Asia (CICA), held in Baku, on October 15, 2026.In his address, the Head of State outlined a comprehensive set of initiatives aimed at strengthening CICA’s institutional framework, developing transport and energy corridors, advancing digital transformation, and addressing global environmental challenges.Regarding institutional development, the President  called for transforming CICA into a full-fledged international organization and expressed hope for the early adoption of its Charter.To translate political declarations into concrete initiatives, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed launching a a Mechanism for Preventive Diplomacy. The mechanism is intended to help prevent conflicts before they emerge, facilitate the peaceful settlement of disputes, and translate declarations into coordinated action. He also welcomed Laos as a full-fledged member state of CICA and called for closer cooperation between the Conference and the United Nations, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and other international institutions to help bridge differences across Asia and beyond.Particular attention was given to digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI). The Head of State proposed adding artificial intelligence to CICA’s five existing dimensions of cooperation, extending confidence-building measures into the digital domain and developing common approaches to managing the risks associated with emerging technologies.In this context, the President recalled that Almaty would host the UN ESCAP Asia-Pacific Digital Solutions Centre for Sustainable Development and invited CICA member states to join the Centre’s work.He also highlighted the strategic importance of the joint project with Azerbaijan to build the Trans-Caspian Fiber-Optic Line beneath the Caspian Sea. The project is expected to ensure faster and more secure data transmission across Eurasia.Kassym-Jomart Tokayev proposed developing a CICA Transport Connectivity Strategy. The strategy is intended to assess the potential of major international transport routes, including the Belt and Road Initiative, the North–South International Transport Corridor, the Middle Corridor, and the TRIPP initiative.On energy, the President highlighted cooperation between Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan to develop green energy supplies. This strategic partnership lays the groundwork for a Caspian Green Energy Corridor, which is envisaged to connect the power systems of the three countries and enable their further integration with European markets via the Black Sea. In addition, Kazakhstan reaffirmed its readiness to steadily increase shipments of Kazakh oil through the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline in cooperation with Azerbaijan.An important part of the address focused on cooperation in water resources, ecology and human capital. Against the backdrop of water scarcity and ecosystem degradation, the Head of State proposed establishing a CICA Water Partnership to promote technology exchange, joint research and the deployment of water-saving solutions. He also proposed that Central Asian countries and Azerbaijan jointly advance Kazakhstan’s initiative to establish an International Water Organization within the United Nations system, with the initiative remaining open to all CICA member states.The President also called on all CICA member states to work towards establishing a CICA Human Capital Partnership. Kazakhstan is ready to launch a Research Fellowship in Security and Confidence Building next year, provide scholarships for students from all 28 CICA member states, and offer research grants to scholars from participating countries.Concluding his address, the President of Kazakhstan wished Azerbaijan every success in continuing its chairmanship of CICA and expressed confidence that the Baku Declaration, to be adopted at the Summit, would provide a solid foundation for further work.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-bratislava/press/news/details/1312357?lang=ru

Automated control is an automated process whereby a registration number is assigned in the information system of the tax authority to an electronic invoice issued by a taxpayer classified within a specific category of taxpayers.When assigning a registration number to an electronic invoice, the data contained in the value-added tax (VAT) account of the VAT payer in the information system of the automated control operator (hereinafter referred to as the “tax account”) shall be taken into consideration.The categories of taxpayers subject to automated control shall be approved by the authorized body.The automated control operator shall be a legal entity designated by the authorized body, which maintains the tax account by:recording the balance of the value-added tax (hereinafter referred to as the “tax”);ensuring the safekeeping of funds transferred by the taxpayer to secure the issuance of electronic invoices;ensuring the transfer to the state budget of the taxpayer’s funds used for the issuance of an electronic invoice;refunding the taxpayer’s funds that have not been used for the issuance of an electronic invoice.The rules for conducting automated control shall be established by the authorized body and shall include:the procedure for maintaining the tax account;the procedure for recording the tax balance;the procedure for replenishing the tax account by the taxpayer;the procedure for transferring to the state budget the taxpayer’s funds used for the issuance of an electronic invoice;the procedure and time limits for submitting and considering the taxpayer’s application for a refund of funds;the procedure for refunding funds to the taxpayer;the period during which automated control is conducted.    Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-astana/press/news/details/1312363?lang=ru

In accordance with the Decree of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated October 10, 2026, «On the Rules for the Entry and Stay of Immigrants in the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as their Departure from the Republic of Kazakhstan» an electronic entry permit «QazETA» will become mandatory starting July 1, 2027. Failure to possess such a permit will constitute grounds for denying an immigrant entry into the Republic of Kazakhstan.During the period from November 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027, the absence of a permit shall not constitute grounds for denial of entry. The foreign national will be informed of the requirement to obtain such a permit. REFERENCE INFORMATIONon the procedure for obtaining an electronic entry permit to the Republic of Kazakhstan Persons subject to the requirementThe electronic prior entry permit to the Republic of Kazakhstan applies to foreign nationals from countries with a visa-free entry regime to Kazakhstan (85 countries, including Slovenia). Implementation stagesFrom 1 November 2026 — Aktau International Airport, road border crossing points «Urlyutobe» (Pavlodar Region), «Aukhatty» (Zhambyl Region), «Atameken» (Turkestan Region) and «Nurly Zhol» (Zhetisu Region).From 1 January 2027 — international airports of Astana and Almaty.From 1 March 2027 — all other checkpoints across the State Border of the Republic of Kazakhstan. From 1 July 2027 — mandatory possession of an electronic permit; its absence will be grounds for refusal of entry.Important. During the stages from 1 November 2026 to 30 June 2027, the absence of a permit does not result in refusal of entry on this ground; the foreign national is informed of the need to obtain it. Procedure for obtaining the permit and border controlApplication submission. In electronic form via the QazETA digital platform, no later than 72 hours before the planned date of entry. Identification and/or authentication of the applicant is provided for.Validity period of the permit. 180 calendar days. The permissible periods of stay in Kazakhstan are determined separately in accordance with paragraphs 14 and 24 of the Rules.Cost of obtaining the permit — free of charge.Document at the border. When crossing the border, a valid passport or other identity document used when submitting the application must be presented.Check at the border. Possession of a permit does not preclude refusal of entry on the grounds provided for in Article 48 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Population Migration”. Categories of persons exempt from obtaining the permit29 categories of exemption are provided for, subject to the availability of supporting documents.1) heads of foreign states, governments, international organizations and members of their families;2) members of parliaments, governments of foreign states, international organizations and members of their families;3) honorary consuls of the Republic of Kazakhstan and members of their families;4) holders of diplomatic passports, service passports, as well as passports of international organizations with a status equivalent to that of diplomatic agents traveling to the Republic of Kazakhstan to work in diplomatic and equivalent missions of foreign states, international organizations and/or their representations, as well as employees of consular institutions of foreign states accredited in the Republic of Kazakhstan;5) holders of an accreditation certificate of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan;6) diplomatic couriers carrying diplomatic mail, upon presentation of a courier letter;7) foreign nationals arriving in the Republic of Kazakhstan at the invitation of the Administration of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kurultai of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Office of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan, law enforcement and special state bodies, the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan;8) persons under the age of sixteen;9) persons aged sixty-five and over;10) transit passengers remaining in the transit zone of international airports without crossing the State Border of the Republic of Kazakhstan;11) foreign nationals and stateless persons holding a valid visa of the Republic of Kazakhstan;12) foreign nationals holding a temporary residence permit in the Republic of Kazakhstan;13) foreign nationals holding a residence permit in the Republic of Kazakhstan;14) persons recognized as refugees in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan;15) asylum seekers;16) members of aircrew, subject to an entry in the general declaration (flight assignment);17) members of crews of sea and river vessels, subject to an entry in the crew list or an extract therefrom;18) members of train, refrigerator and locomotive crews according to formation sheets approved for each trip;19) employees of intergovernmental courier service, subject to service or travel certificates (orders) issued by the competent authorities of the Parties’ states;20) law enforcement officers escorting suspects, accused persons and convicts, subject to service or travel certificates (orders), unless otherwise provided for in international treaties ratified by the Republic of Kazakhstan;21) members of official state and government delegations of states and persons accompanying them;22) employees servicing cross-border facilities located on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan, subject to service certificates (name lists certified by the management of organizations / local executive body);23) passengers of aircraft that made an emergency (forced) landing at international airports of the Republic of Kazakhstan;24) passengers of sea vessels that made an emergency (forced) call at international ports of the Republic of Kazakhstan;25) persons crossing the State Border of the Republic of Kazakhstan in connection with search and rescue operations, if provided for by international agreements ratified by the Republic of Kazakhstan;26) persons arriving to participate in humanitarian missions or the elimination of the consequences of emergency situations at the invitation of state bodies of the Republic of Kazakhstan;27) employees of medical organizations as part of a medical assistance team arriving in the Republic of Kazakhstan for the purpose of providing emergency medical care;28) drivers of goods vehicles (whose maximum permissible mass, including trailer, exceeds 6 tonnes, or whose maximum useful load, including trailer, exceeds 3.5 tonnes) engaged in the international carriage of goods; drivers of buses with more than 12 seating places excluding the driver’s seat engaged in the international carriage of passengers; as well as when transiting through the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan;29) persons accompanying the bodies of deceased persons for burial, including those in transit. Refusal to issue and cancellation of the permitRefusal to issue a permit is carried out on the grounds provided for in Article 48 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Population Migration».Cancellation of an electronic permit is provided for in the following cases:existence of grounds established by Article 48 of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan «On Population Migration»;adoption of a decision to reduce the period of temporary stay;adoption of a decision on administrative expulsion from Kazakhstan;issuance of a permit in violation of the procedure established by the Rules.Notification of refusal to issue or of cancellation is sent to the foreign national via the digital platform. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ljubljana/press/news/details/1312297?lang=ru

The “OQ Startup” Creative Competition for the Best Projects is aimed at providing comprehensive support to projects in the fields of science, culture, IT, business, media, volunteering, as well as other creative and social fields.Kazakh compatriots aged 15–30 who are citizens of foreign countries are eligible to participate in the competition.Projects in the fields of science, culture, IT, business, media, volunteering, as well as other creative and social fields are accepted for the competition.A horizontally recorded video in MP4 or MOV format, no longer than 2 minutes, or a presentation in PPTX or PDF format, consisting of no more than 10 slides.The video or presentation must briefly and clearly present the main content and relevance of the project, its objectives, target audience, implementation methods, and expected outcomes.Submissions are accepted via email at Oqbaiqau@gmail.com  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-bratislava/press/news/details/1312268?lang=ru

🚨 Many business owners and executives mistakenly believe that bankruptcy is an easy way to write off all company debts. However, the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan strictly protects creditors' rights and stops fraudulent asset stripping.🔍 What is recognized as intentional (fraudulent) bankruptcy?According to the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Rehabilitation and Bankruptcy," intentional bankruptcy refers to actions taken by a founder (participant), officer, or individual entrepreneur in their own personal interests or in the interests of third parties to evade obligations to creditors by alienating or concealing property within three years prior to being declared bankrupt.⚖️ Key risks and consequences for management and founders:Personal Subsidiary Liability: Founders and officers found guilty of intentional bankruptcy in administrative or criminal proceedings bear subsidiary liability to creditors with all their personal property. If multiple individuals are found guilty, they are jointly and severally liable to the creditors.Enforced Recovery Through Court: The bankruptcy trustee is required to file a lawsuit to hold the guilty parties subsidiarily liable within 10 working days from the date the judicial act bringing them to liability enters into legal force. Creditors also have the right to file such a lawsuit independently.Cancellation of Asset Stripping Transactions: Any transactions executed by the debtor within three years prior to the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings (sales at undervalued prices, gratuitous transfers, gift agreements, sham transactions) are declared invalid. All stripped assets must be returned to the debtor's bankruptcy estate.Prosecutor's Office Initiative: Detecting signs of intentional bankruptcy serves as an independent ground for the prosecutor to petition the court to declare the debtor bankrupt.💡 Attempting to save assets by re-registering or selling them before bankruptcy will not solve the company's problems; instead, it shifts the entire business debt directly onto the personal shoulders (and pockets) of founders and directors. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhetysu/press/news/details/1312250?lang=ru

Akim of North Kazakhstan Region Gauez Nurmukhambetov held a public reception, during which residents raised issues concerning various aspects of daily life.The main topics included housing and land matters, the development of preschool education, and social infrastructure. Each issue raised was considered individually.Following the reception, the Head of the region issued specific instructions to the heads of relevant government agencies, emphasizing the need to thoroughly review the appeals and take effective measures to address them. Implementation of the instructions has been placed under supervision.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sko/press/news/details/1312229?lang=ru

International Bread Day is celebrated on October 16. Throughout history, bread has been and remains a symbol of life, prosperity, and well-being. Every grain of wheat embodies the hard work of our fellow countrymen, their love for their native land, and their dedication to their profession.For North Kazakhstan Region, this occasion holds special significance. Our region makes a substantial contribution to ensuring Kazakhstan’s food security, and the achievements of North Kazakhstan’s farmers demonstrate the high potential of the region’s agricultural sector year after year.The harvest season is now drawing to a close. Once again, our grain growers have achieved commendable results. The average grain yield in North Kazakhstan Region stands at 17 centners per hectare, the highest among the country’s major grain-producing regions. Behind these achievements lies the hard work of thousands of rural workers, their professionalism, perseverance, and skill.I sincerely thank everyone whose daily efforts contribute to the richness of our land and the country’s food security. I wish you all good health, happiness, peace, and prosperity!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/sko/press/news/details/1312231?lang=ru

The 14th Summer School of the Association of Asian Constitutional Courts and Equivalent Institutions (AACC), entitled “Key Principles for Limiting Rights and Freedoms,” was held in the Republic of Türkiye from 4 to 9 October 2026.Organized at the initiative and with the support of Kadir Özkaya, President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Türkiye, the event took place at the Association’s Training and Human Resources Development Centre. It brought together 74 participants from 39 countries, as well as representatives of international organizations.The Office of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan was represented by M. Tulendiyeva, Head of the Documentation Support Sector of the Initial Review of Petitions and Reception Department, and A. Nurusheva, Chief Consultant of the International Cooperation and Organizational Support Department.The programme featured presentations by representatives of constitutional review bodies and supreme courts, expert discussions, and an exchange of national experience in protecting constitutional rights and freedoms.During a thematic session, the Kazakhstani participants delivered a presentation on the constitutional principles governing the limitation of human rights and freedoms in Kazakhstan. They outlined the provisions of the new Constitution aimed at strengthening safeguards for human rights and freedoms, as well as the constitutional requirements governing permissible limitations, with due regard to the universally recognized principles and norms of international law.Particular attention was paid to the role of the Constitutional Court in upholding the supremacy of the Constitution and protecting constitutional rights and freedoms, including through the review of the constitutionality of normative legal acts.Participants exchanged experience in applying national constitutional provisions, discussed approaches to determining permissible limits on restrictions of rights and freedoms, and considered issues related to the implementation of international human rights standards.At the conclusion of the event, the representatives of the Office of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan received certificates, awarded on behalf of the President of the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Türkiye, in recognition of their participation and contribution to the successful organization of the 14th Summer School.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ksrk/press/news/details/1312213?lang=ru

📜 The adoption and entry into force of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, approved by a nationwide referendum, laid the fundamental foundations for further modernization of all spheres of state and public life.The updated Basic Law is of particular importance for the financial and economic sector, including the activities of state revenue authorities.The new Constitution redefines the balance of interests between citizens, businesses and the state, creating conditions for the development of a modern, transparent and fair tax and customs administration system based on a service-oriented approach and partnership.🔹 1. Constitutional Duty and Social ContractThe updated Basic Law retains the provision that the payment of legally established taxes, fees and other mandatory payments is a duty and obligation of everyone.💰 Tax discipline is not merely compliance with a legal obligation; it is also a direct contribution by every citizen and business to fulfilling the state's social commitments.Public revenues ensure the financing of education, healthcare, social support for the population and other important areas of government policy.🔹 2. Protection of Private Property and Freedom of Entrepreneurship🤝 The new Constitution strengthens guarantees for the protection of private property, freedom of entrepreneurial activity and fair competition.For state revenue authorities, this provides a clear direction for further reducing the administrative burden on businesses, developing digital ecosystems and minimizing interference in lawful business activities.💻 The implementation of tools such as virtual warehouses, product traceability systems and automated risk management contributes to more efficient administration and creates more favorable conditions for responsible businesses.🔹 3. Digital Rights and Data Security🔐 An important aspect of the new legal framework is the strengthening of guarantees for the protection of personal data and digital communications of citizens and businesses.State revenue authorities ensure the confidentiality of tax information, the security of electronic databases and digital communication channels with taxpayers, while consistently implementing modern information security and cybersecurity standards.🔹 4. Combating the Shadow Economy as a National Security Factor🛡️ Protecting financial sovereignty and combating the illegal export of capital, smuggling and shadow economic activities are important elements in ensuring the country's economic and national security.State revenue authorities continue their systematic efforts to establish equal and fair competitive conditions for legitimate businesses, eliminate illicit schemes and protect the state's economic interests.The adoption of the new Constitution marks a new stage in the development of sovereign Kazakhstan.For the Department of State Revenue for the Karaganda Region, this provides a clear mandate to ensure maximum transparency, fully respect taxpayers' rights, improve the quality of public services and develop partnership relations with citizens and businesses.⚖️ Law and order are the foundation of every citizen's well-being and the country's economic stability!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-karaganda/press/news/details/1312184?lang=ru

Strasbourg, October 15, 2026 – An official ceremony took place at the Council of Europe for Kazakhstan’s accession to the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention).Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, A.Saitbekov, handed over the accession documents of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the Convention on Cybercrime (Budapest Convention) the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, A.Berset.The corresponding law on accession was signed by the country's President on October 12, 2026.The Budapest Convention establishes a legal framework for cooperation with participating countries in combating cybercrime, facilitating operational collaboration, and ensuring effective law enforcement in the digital sphere, while also enhancing the effectiveness of the fight against cybercrime.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-strasbourg/press/news/details/1312158?lang=ru

Common mistakes when paying personal income tax on income from the sale of real estate and transportWhen selling real estate or vehicles, individuals may receive income from the increase in value that is subject to taxation. This applies, among other things, to property received as a gift or inheritance.At the same time, the taxation procedure depends on the type of property, the period of ownership and the cost of its sale.In what cases is there an obligation to pay personal income tax, how is the income from the increase in value calculated, when is it necessary to file a declaration and pay tax?Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-kostanay/press/news/details/1312138?lang=ru

I sincerely congratulate you on the 35th anniversary of the Kostanay Regional Memorial Museum named after Ibray Altynsarin!The museum, dedicated to the life, educational activities and rich legacy of Ibray Altynsarin — the great enlightener of the Kazakh steppe and an outstanding educator — holds a special place in the spiritual and cultural life of our region.Opened in 1991 to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of the great enlightener, the museum has today become a centre for research and education, contributing to the preservation of historical memory and the promotion of national values. Alongside promoting the educational ideals of this remarkable figure, this cultural institution inspires younger generations to pursue knowledge and fosters a love for their homeland.On this significant occasion, I wish the museum's staff good health, well-being for their families, creative inspiration and great success. May the legacy of the great teacher be carefully preserved and passed down from generation to generation!Happy Anniversary!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1312130?lang=ru

Dear fellow countrymen!I sincerely congratulate you on World Bread Day!For our region, with its strong agricultural potential, this holiday holds special significance. As the saying goes, “A piece of bread is a drop of sweat.” Bread is a symbol of honest labour, prosperity and well-being.This year, 323.4 billion tenge has been allocated for the development of agriculture in our region, which is 56% more than last year. Thanks to state support, our farmers have harvested a bountiful crop, and the total volume of agricultural production has exceeded 6 million tonnes.Today, advanced technologies are being actively introduced in the agricultural sector of the region, food processing is expanding, and new investment projects are being implemented. All these efforts contribute to strengthening the country's food security, increasing export potential and creating new jobs.Behind every grain of wheat and every loaf of bread stands the dedicated work of thousands of people. I express my sincere gratitude to everyone whose hard work ensures abundance on our tables.I wish you all good health, family well-being, success and new achievements! May prosperity continue to grow in every home!Happy World Bread Day!Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanay/press/news/details/1312127?lang=ru

The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan conducted 948 customs inspections in January–September 2026, as a result of which additional 29.6 billion tenge was charged and 19.6 billion tenge was recovered. Compared to last year, the amounts of additional charges increased by 195%, and penalties by 247%. Violations were detected in 84% of customs inspections. Types of violations Among the violations detected during customs inspections, there are: - Incorrect determination of customs value - 40%. - Incorrect classification of goods according to the commodity nomenclature of foreign economic activity - 20%.- Inappropriate use of goods restricted in use and/or disposal - 17%.- Violation of customs procedures - 5%. At the same time, the main share of violations falls on participants of foreign economic activity engaged in digital mining - 19%, wholesale trade in a wide range of goods – 16.2%, wholesale and retail trade in goods - 13.5%, production of energy drinks - 4%. Based on the results of customs inspections, additional charges of customs duties, taxes and penalties are made, adjustments to customs declarations, and measures are being taken to bring them to justice. In order to increase the effectiveness of customs inspections, work is underway on an ongoing basis to identify patterns of violations and risky objects of customs control. Verification measures are currently being carried out against a number of companies that import goods of "rolled flat metals" from China, classified as at risk for signs of improper fulfillment of the obligation to pay anti-dumping duties.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1312108?lang=ru

Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs – Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov, conducted an inspection of Military Unit 5511, stationed in the city of Semey.Servicemen of the unit carry out public security and public order duties in the city, as well as guard penal institutions.During the inspection, the Commander-in-Chief paid particular attention to the organization of service and combat activities, the personnel’s readiness to carry out assigned tasks, and cooperation with police officers. Coordinated work between units, a prompt response to emerging situations and the constant readiness of servicemen are essential to ensuring the safety of residents and visitors to the city.Another key part of the visit was an assessment of the training of young soldiers who had recently arrived at the unit for compulsory military service. Lieutenant General Ansagan Baltabekov visited the training center, where the Guardsmen are learning the fundamentals of military service, studying procedures for performing combat duty, weapon-handling rules and military discipline requirements.The Commander-in-Chief spoke with the young servicemen, asked about their training progress and adaptation to military life, and wished them success in mastering their military profession, perseverance in their studies and a responsible attitude toward their military duty.During the inspection, Ansagan Baltabekov also reviewed the accommodation conditions for personnel. He inspected the barracks, living facilities and classrooms, assessing the organization of servicemen’s daily lives and the conditions provided for training.In the dining facility, the Commander-in-Chief reviewed kitchen operations, food storage conditions and meal preparation. Particular attention was paid to compliance with sanitary requirements and the provision of nutritious, high-quality meals for personnel.Lieutenant General Baltabekov also visited the unit’s medical center. Among the command’s priorities, he highlighted protecting servicemen’s health, preventing illnesses and providing timely medical assistance. He emphasized the need to ensure that all personnel have access to quality medical care.Following the inspection, the Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard issued a number of instructions aimed at further improving living and service conditions, enhancing the quality of training for young Guardsmen and ensuring the safety of conscripts. Press Service of the National Guard of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of KazakhstanSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvv/press/news/details/1311972?lang=ru