From 29 July to 9 August, Kazakhstan’s capital will become the global hub of phygital sports - a unique competition format that combines esports, traditional sports, and cutting-edge technologies.🌏 The tournament will bring together more than 800 athletes from over 50 countries, competing across eight disciplines: Phygital Basketball, Battle Royale PUBG, Dota 2, CS2, Phygital Football, Mobile Legends, Phygital Dancing, and Phygital Fighting.🎮 In the phygital disciplines, participants first compete in a digital environment before continuing the contest on real-world sports venues, including a football pitch, basketball court, combat arena, or dance stage. The final results are determined based on the combined performance in both the digital and physical stages of the competition.🎥 The Opening Ceremony will take place on 29 July at 5:00 p.m. (Kazakhstan time). The event will be broadcast live on the Jibek Joly, Qazsport, and Khabar TV channels, as well as on the official GOTF Astana 2026 Powered by Samruk-Kazyna YouTube channel and the Phygital+ platform.🇦🇲 Viewers in Armenia will be able to follow the tournament on Kazakhstan’s Jibek Joly TV channel, available through the Ucom network.⚡️ Games of the Future 2026 will bring together sport, technology, and innovation, showcasing a new generation of international sporting competitions.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-erevan/press/news/details/1263586?lang=ru

A new sports and fitness complex has been officially opened in Kozhabaky village, Kazaly District, Kyzylorda Region.Built in accordance with modern standards, the new facility will provide local residents with greater opportunities to participate in mass sports, promote a healthy lifestyle, organize youth leisure activities, and host sporting events and competitions.The opening of the complex reflects the ongoing implementation of the state's policy to develop sports infrastructure and improve access to quality sports facilities in rural areas. The new complex is also expected to serve as an important venue for nurturing young athletes and encouraging greater public participation in sports.The commissioning of the sports complex will contribute to improving the quality of life of local residents, strengthening public health, and supporting the further development of physical culture and sports in the region.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-kazaly-qyzylqym/press/news/details/1263579?lang=ru

A new sports complex has opened in the Kazalinsky DistrictSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kyzylorda-kazaly-alga/press/news/details/1263573?lang=ru

Astana will host Games of the Future 2026 (GOTF 2026) Powered by Samruk-Kazyna from 29 July to 9 August 2026. The international multisport tournament will bring together esports, traditional sports and cutting-edge technology through a distinctive “phygital” competition format.More than 800 athletes representing over 50 nationalities will compete across eight official disciplines. Phygital competitions combine digital and physical stages: participants first compete in a virtual environment before continuing the contest in physical sporting arenas, including football pitches, basketball courts, martial arts venues and dance stages. Final standings are determined by athletes’ combined performances across both stages.Competition SchedulePhygital Basketball presented by Halyk Fund: 29 July – 3 AugustBattle Royale (PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS) presented by Alatau City Bank: 31 July – 2 AugustMOBA PC (Dota 2) presented by CenterCredit: 2–5 AugustPhygital Shooter (CS2) presented by Yandex Go: 4–8 AugustPhygital Football (UFL) presented by Samruk-Kazyna: 4–9 AugustMOBA Mobile (MLBB) presented by Freedom: 6–9 AugustPhygital Dancing Presented by Solidcore Resources: 6–7 AugustPhygital Fighting presented by Kazzinc: 8 AugustThe tournament will feature prominent teams and clubs from the worlds of traditional sports and esports, including Team Spirit, T1, Team Falcons, Boca Juniors, Valencia Basket, LGD.Pinghu and NOVAQ.Kazakhstan will be represented in all eight disciplines by teams and athletes including ACF x Allur, UEL Team, GTB KZ, PBC Astana, Future Nomads, Rune Eaters, DIGA Esports, NOVAQ, TeamKZ and Gulnaz Amangali.The opening ceremony will take place on 29 July at 17:00 Astana time. It will feature AI-powered visuals, large-scale LED installations, laser and lighting effects, robotic elements and an immersive stage production.The ceremony will be broadcast live in Kazakhstan on the Zhibek Zholy, Qazsport and Khabar television channels. International audiences will be able to watch it live on the official GOTF Astana 2026 Powered by Samruk-Kazyna YouTube channel and through the Phygital+ platform.Competition VenuesThe competitions will be held at four major sporting venues in Astana:QAZAQSTAN Athletics Sports ComplexZhaksylyk Ushkempirov Martial Arts PalaceBEELINE ARENA National Tennis CentreBarys ArenaTickets are available from the tournament’s official ticketing partner, Freedom Ticketon, and through the Freedom SuperApp.Media Contact:Aylana YesbolPress Secretary, Kazsportinvest JSCpr@kazsportinvest.kz Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-sofia/press/news/details/1263518?lang=ru

The offset of a paid and/or overpaid amount of a tax, budget payment (except for taxes and budget payments not subject to offset), and penalties shall be carried out by the tax authority in the national currency:1) without a taxpayer’s tax application;2)on the basis of a taxpayer’s tax application.The offset of an overpaid amount of a tax, budget payment, and penalties shall be carried out without a taxpayer’s tax application in the following order against:1)payment of assessed and/or accrued amounts of taxes and budget payments for which the overpayment has arisen and whose payment due date has occurred;2)settlement of tax arrears:for the type of tax or budget payment in respect of which the overpayment has arisen;for other types of taxes and budget payments;3)settlement of penalties on taxes and budget payments in the order specified in subparagraph 2) of this paragraph;4)settlement of fines on taxes and budget payments in the order specified in subparagraph 2) of this paragraph.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-astana/press/news/details/1263509?lang=ru

In order to increase the legal literacy of consumers and business entities, we remind you that a fiscal receipt and a commodity receipt are different documents and have different legal meanings.A fiscal receipt is generated using a cash register machine (KKM) and confirms the registration of a monetary settlement. The document contains mandatory details, including a fiscal sign and a QR code, and information about the sale is transmitted to the information systems of the state revenue authorities.The product receipt contains information about the purchased goods (works, services), however, it does not have a fiscal feature and does not confirm the registration of the monetary settlement in the KKM. In cases where the application of the CCM is mandatory, a sales receipt cannot replace a fiscal receipt and can only be issued as an additional document.Please note: the issuance of a fiscal receipt when making monetary settlements with the mandatory use of CMC is the responsibility of the seller and serves as confirmation of the legality of the calculation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-karaganda/press/news/details/1263490?lang=ru

On July 24, 2026, a seminar was held to explain the key provisions of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the new Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the Civil Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan" at the site of the State Revenue Department of East Kazakhstan region (hereinafter - the Department).The event was chaired by Kazybek Koishinov, Deputy Head of the Department. The seminar was attended by the staff from across the Department. Yerzhan Aikymbekov, Head of the Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs of East Kazakhstan Region and Chairman of the Ethics Council, delivered an address on the implementation of the new Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the Civil Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan." The speaker provided a detailed overview of the core innovations, the nuances of their practical application, and the strategic importance of the ongoing reforms in modernizing the public service.Furthermore, Yerzhan Aikymbekov highlighted the primary objectives of the Concept for the Development of the Civil Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2024–2029, principles of client-oriented approach, competitive procedures, social protection guarantees for public servants, disciplinary enforcement standards, crime prevention strategies, and anti-corruption measures.Ayauzhan Ashimova, Director of the Institute of Analysis and Forecasting of the East Kazakhstan Region LLP and Chairwoman of the Public Council of EKR, outlined the core provisions of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. She presented the primary constitutional amendments to the participants, their strategic significance for public administration, society, and the broader development of the nation.During the seminar, it was emphasized that the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, approved in the national referendum on March 15, 2026, and taking full legal effect on July 1, 2026, is designed to further modernize the system of public administration, reinforce guarantees of citizens' rights and freedoms, and safeguard the democratic and social principles of the national development.The seminar concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session. The staff of the Department demonstrated active engagement in the issues under discussion, plied experts with questions regarding the practical application of the provisions under the new Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On the Civil Service of the Republic of Kazakhstan," as well as key aspects of the new Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The specialists provided comprehensive clarifications and authoritative answers to all questions submitted by the participants.The lecture enhanced the participants' understanding of the constitutional foundations of the state, the rights and obligations of public servants, and importance of the nation's ongoing legal reforms.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1263481?lang=ru

On 24 July 2026, the annual round table on the Implementation of the Principles of the Aarhus Convention in the Republic of Kazakhstan was held in Astana in a hybrid format. The event was organized by the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan jointly with the RSE on REM “Information and Analytical Center for Environmental Protection”, with the support of the OSCE Programme Office in Astana.The round table brought together representatives of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Association of Environmental Organizations of Kazakhstan, regional Aarhus Centres, non-governmental and international organizations, as well as independent experts.The first session focused on public participation and access to justice as key elements in the implementation of the Aarhus Convention. Representatives of regional Aarhus Centres and non-governmental organizations shared their views, highlighted current issues, and presented proposals for the further development of public participation mechanisms and the protection of citizens’ environmental rights.The second session focused on access to environmental information and its dissemination through modern digital tools. During the session, representatives of the RSE on REM “Information and Analytical Center for Environmental Protection” presented a digital system designed to ensure the collecting, systematizing, and disseminating environmental information. Representatives of JSC NC "Kazakhstan Gharysh Sapary” introduced participants to the capabilities of space-based monitoring and demonstrated its application for environmental monitoring and obtaining up-to-date ecological information.Following the event, a Protocol Decision was adopted containing recommendations aimed at further developing the system of access to environmental information, expanding public participation in environmentally significant decision-making, and strengthening cooperation among government authorities, Aarhus Centres, non-governmental organizations, and the public.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/1263473?lang=ru

Cholpon-Ata, 23 July 2026, On the sidelines of the meeting of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) member states, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held bilateral meetings with Member of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China Wang Yi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Mohammad Ishaq Dar, and Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Saidov.The agenda of the meetings covered key issues of bilateral cooperation, ranging from strengthening the strategic partnership and expanding trade and economic ties to coordinating approaches on pressing international issues.During the talks with Wang Yi, particular attention was paid to the outcomes of the Head of State's working visit to the People's Republic of China (Shanghai) on 15–17 July this year to take part in the World Conference on Artificial Intelligence, as well as to the agreements reached during the high-level talks.At the meeting with Mohammad Ishaq Dar, the two sides positively noted the active political dialogue and the steady development of trade and economic cooperation. Particular attention was given to the implementation of joint projects, the development of transport and logistics connectivity, and reaching the goal of increasing mutual trade turnover to USD 1 billion. The Kazakh side expressed gratitude to Pakistan for supporting the initiative of President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev to establish an International Water Organisation aimed at strengthening cooperation in the sustainable management of water resources.During the conversation with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Saidov, the heads of the foreign policy agencies discussed prospects for the further development of bilateral cooperation and exchanged views on pressing issues on the regional and international agenda. Particular attention was paid to the practical implementation of agreements reached during high-level and top-level visits.The parties also confirmed their readiness for further cooperation within the framework of the UN, SCO, OIC and CICA, as well as mutual support for international initiatives. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1263470?lang=ru

On 23–24 July 2026, in Astana (Sheraton Hotel), the Information and Analytical Center for Environmental Protection of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan (IACEP), jointly with the Green Academy Scientific and Educational Center, organized and conducted the seminar-training entitled “Strategic Environmental Assessment: International Experience, Regulatory Framework and Practical Application in the Republic of Kazakhstan.”The event was held within the framework of Article 51 of the Environmental Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan and aimed at enhancing the professional competencies of government officials, developers of strategic documents and master plans, business representatives, and members of the expert community in the field of Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA).During the seminar, participants reviewed international practices in SEA implementation, the regulatory and legal framework for conducting SEA in Kazakhstan, the stages and procedures of the assessment process, the consideration of public health factors in territorial planning, as well as mechanisms for public consultations and discussions.Welcoming remarks were delivered by Daulet Yesmagambetov, Director of the Department of Environmental Culture and Policy of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan, and Askhat Kozhumov, Director General of the Information and Analytical Center for Environmental Protection. They emphasized the importance of implementing Strategic Environmental Assessment as an effective tool for sustainable development and environmentally informed decision-making.The seminar was moderated by Dr. Bakhyt Yessekina, Doctor of Economics, Professor, and Director of the Green Academy Scientific and Educational Center.The following speakers and experts participated in the seminar:* Bakhyt Yessekina, Director of the Green Academy Scientific and Educational Center;* Zhanar Tyulyubayeva, Director of the Department of Hygiene and Health Protection at the National Center for Public Health under the Ministry of Healthcare of the Republic of Kazakhstan;* Yerbol Orazbekov, National Expert of the European Union’s SWITCH-Asia Project;* Balzhan Zhartybayeva, Representative of the Department of Environmental Culture and Policy of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan.The seminar programme included both theoretical and practical sessions. Particular attention was given to the practical application of Strategic Environmental Assessment procedures. Participants became familiar with the step-by-step SEA process, worked through practical case studies, and discussed current issues related to its implementation in Kazakhstan.The seminar brought together representatives of local executive bodies, developers of master plans and strategic documents, as well as representatives of businesses and non-governmental organizations.Upon completion of the training, participants were awarded personalized certificates confirming their participation in the seminar.📧 seminar.iac@iacoos.kz  info@green-academy.kz 🌐 https://iacoos.kz  www.green-academy.kz Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ecogeo/press/news/details/1263380?lang=ru

Since July 1, 2026, a new Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Civil Service" has been in effect in Kazakhstan. It provides for a comprehensive modernization of the civil service system. One of the fundamentally new areas is the early professional training of citizens for entry into civil service.While previously, the training of future civil servants began primarily after graduating from higher education institutions, the state now creates conditions for developing professional competencies even during the educational stage of young people.The main goal of this innovation is to create a generation of young professionals who consciously choose civil service, possess the necessary knowledge, understand the principles of public administration, and are ready to work effectively for the benefit of society.Early professional training includes training aimed at developing basic knowledge of public administration, legislation, and the civil service system, as well as the professional and personal competencies necessary for civil servants. Particular attention is paid to developing customer focus, a high level of legal culture, responsibility, leadership qualities, teamwork skills, and adherence to the principles of civil service.This work is primarily aimed at high school students, college students, and students in higher education institutions. Young people have the opportunity to become familiar with the specifics of the civil service, the requirements for civil servants, the prospects for professional development, and modern digital recruitment tools.The new Law reflects a transition to a modern approach to developing the state's human resources potential. Today, the civil service is viewed not only as a place of work but also as a professional environment, where competence, integrity, responsibility, and continuous development are of particular importance. Therefore, the continuous professional development of civil servants is enshrined as one of the legislative principles.The practical implementation of early professional training will ensure that government agencies are provided with motivated and prepared young specialists, reduce their adaptation period after entering service, and improve the quality of public administration.It is worth noting that early career guidance for young people has been underway in the Kostanay Region for several years. The Department of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Civil Service Affairs in the Kostanay Region is implementing the "School of Young Civil Servants" project, which introduces students to the activities of government agencies, the principles of civil service, and career development opportunities. Since the beginning of this year, 30 university students have completed internships in government agencies as part of the "School for Young Civil Servants" project. The new Law has given this work a legislative basis and confirmed its importance for developing the country's future human resources.The development of an early professional training system is an important step toward creating a new model of civil service—one that is open, professional, customer-oriented, and attractive to talented young people. It is these specialists who will ensure the effective implementation of public policy, the high-quality delivery of public services, and the strengthening of public trust in government institutions.Department of the Agency of theRepublic of Kazakhstan forCivil Servicefor Kostanay RegionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-mendykarin-audany-akimat/press/news/details/1263352?lang=ru

Cholpon-Ata, 24 July 2026 - Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev took part in the regular meeting of the Council of the Foreign Ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Member States.The heads of delegations exchanged views on further strengthening foreign policy coordination among SCO member states in the current international environment and discussed preparations for the upcoming SCO Summit, which will take place in Bishkek on 1 September 2026.In his remarks, Minister Kosherbayev underscored the SCO’s special role in strengthening regional security and advancing multifaceted cooperation, reaffirming Kazakhstan’s unwavering support for the Organization’s activities.The Kazakh Foreign Minister also highlighted the importance of further improving the SCO and adapting its institutions to contemporary challenges and threats.He stressed that, amid the rapidly evolving international environment, ensuring the resilience of the global economy and the security of international trade has become an increasingly pressing priority.“Geopolitical turbulence, increasingly spilling over into the military sphere, is seriously affecting the stability of international trade relations. Today, the security of supply chains is becoming an ever more pressing issue, including for Kazakhstan. A clear example is the attacks by unidentified unmanned systems on energy infrastructure and tankers chartered by Kazakhstan for oil transportation. Against this backdrop, joint efforts to ensure the security of trade routes are of particular importance,” said Minister Kosherbayev.As previously stated, Kazakhstan considers any actions aimed at destabilizing legitimate international trade, global energy markets, and the security of global transport and logistics supply chains to be absolutely unacceptable.Among the priority areas of cooperation, the Minister highlighted the need to intensify joint efforts in climate change adaptation and the sustainable management of water resources. In this regard, Kazakhstan counts on the support of the SCO member states for its initiative to establish an International Water Organization under the auspices of the United Nations, as well as an SCO Water Issues Analysis Centre.Following the meeting, the participants approved draft key documents, including the Bishkek Declaration marking the 25th anniversary of the SCO, aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of the Organization.On the sidelines of the meeting, the SCO foreign ministers also held a joint meeting with the President of the Kyrgyz Republic, Sadyr Japarov.During the meeting, the participants underscored the importance of further expanding multifaceted cooperation within the SCO and implementing joint initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of the peoples of the Organization’s member states.Minister Kosherbayev expressed Kazakhstan’s readiness to continue supporting the Kyrgyz Republic’s SCO Chairmanship and reaffirmed the country’s commitment to further mutually beneficial and constructive cooperation with fellow SCO member states.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa/press/news/details/1263269?lang=ru

Interview with Artem Anatolyevich Abildinov, Deputy Head of the State Revenue Department for the Mangystau region Artyom Anatolyevich, what are the key changes in customs regulation in effect in 2026 and the most noticeable for citizens and businesses? A.A. Abildinov: Starting from July 1, 2026, e-commerce products have been allocated to a separate category within the EAEU. The duty-free limit has been maintained at 200 euros. At the same time, the weight threshold of 31 kg has been abolished. If the value of the parcel or order exceeds 200 euros, a customs duty of 5% of the value of the goods plus VAT of 16% will be charged. A special declaration for e-commerce goods has been introduced, which is issued by operators. For most ordinary purchases from AliExpress, Temu and similar sites, the procedure remains familiar — you do not need to contact the customs authorities yourself. These measures are aimed at streamlining online commerce and preventing the import of commercial shipments under the guise of personal purchases. How does digitalization affect customs administration, especially in the Mangystau region with its seaports? A.A. Abildinov: We are actively working in the Keden information system. It allows you to speed up the processing of transit declarations (from 30 to about 10 minutes), process container trains much faster and minimize paperwork. In the region, this is especially important for Aktau and Kuryk seaports, terminals and checkpoints. The upgraded posts, including Temir Baba on the border with Turkmenistan, are already showing a reduction in border crossing time. Digital tools increase transparency, reduce administrative burden, and enable more effective risk management. What is important for participants in foreign economic activity and individuals to know right now? A.A. Abildinov: I recommend that participants of foreign economic activity switch to work at Keden in a timely manner, keep up-to-date reference books and properly arrange preliminary information. Individuals should be attentive to the cost and nature of parcels. With regular large shipments, even from the EAEU countries, full-fledged registration may be required if the signs indicate entrepreneurial activity. There have been no significant changes in rates for customs clearance of vehicles at the moment — we are working within the framework of current legislation. What are the Department's priorities in customs administration in the near future? A.A. Abildinov: The main thing is to ensure a balance between convenience for bona fide participants in foreign economic activity and effective control. The State Revenue Committee continues digitalization, and the Department continues to optimize the work of customs posts, explanatory work and interaction with businesses. Mangystau region is an important logistics hub, so speeding up procedures while maintaining full control remains a priority. (Unofficial translation)Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1263247?lang=ru

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On July 22, 2026, Deputy Head of the Department and Ethics Commissioner K. B. Shaiduev held a seminar-meeting to inform the Department's personnel about the "formation of an anti-corruption culture in society, absolute intolerance towards corruption, and the norms of the Ethics Code."In his report, the Ethics Commissioner explained the requirements of the laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan on anti-corruption, the Ethics Code, and the Law on Public Service, as well as the rules on disciplinary penalties for public servants, which were approved by Decree No. 152 of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated December 29, 2015.In addition, the ethical code requires civil servants to comply with generally accepted moral and ethical standards, follow the restrictions established by law, demonstrate integrity in society and in their interactions with citizens, avoid rudeness and humiliation, and adhere to the norms and principles of behavior.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact Center DGD in Zhambyl regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhambyl/press/news/details/1263168?lang=ru

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If a citizen regularly earns income, sells goods, or provides services, they must legalize their entrepreneurial activities.According to Article 35 of the Entrepreneurial Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, individuals who meet one of the following conditions must be registered as individual entrepreneurs:1) individuals who regularly employ employees;2) the amount of income from entrepreneurial activities exceeds 360 times the monthly calculation index (1.5 million tenge).In addition, if you do not use the labor of hired employees on a regular basis, and if you receive income from: a special tax regime for self-employed individuals, income that is subject to self-assessment by an individual (i.e., you calculate and pay taxes on your income yourself), then you do not need to register as an individual entrepreneur.Methods of registering a private enterprise:Business registration is carried out online within a few minutes. To do this, it is enough to use electronic services. You do not need to contact the state revenue authorities.For example, you can register an individual entrepreneur through "E-licensing" elicense.kz, the mobile application "E-salyq Business", through the mobile applications of second-tier banks, etc.What are the advantages of conducting a legal business:The main advantage of registering as an individual entrepreneur is that it allows you to conduct business legally. Legal entrepreneurship is protected by the state.A registered entrepreneur can issue fiscal checks, accept cash and non-cash payments, work with legal entities, choose a tax regime, and participate in government support programs.In addition, you will have access to social guarantees, such as mandatory health insurance, social insurance, and a pension system.What is the responsibility for working without registration:According to Article 463 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Republic of Kazakhstan, engaging in entrepreneurial activities without registration is punishable by a fine of fifteen monthly calculation indices for individuals, unless the actions constitute a criminal offense.If the offense is committed again within one year of the previous administrative penalty, an administrative fine of thirty monthly calculation indices will be imposed.We call on all individuals engaged in entrepreneurial activities to practice good-faith entrepreneurship.Entrepreneurial activities have a significant impact on the development of our country's economy. Good-faith entrepreneurship, along with compliance with legal requirements, provides opportunities for stable business growth.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact Center DGD in Zhambyl regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-zhambyl/press/news/details/1263163?lang=ru

        The control of the issuance of electronic invoices is carried out by the tax authorities to prevent the issuance of electronic invoices associated with a high level of risk. The control of the issuance of electronic invoices is conducted in the following forms:Automated control of the issuance of electronic invoices (automated control);Comparative control of the issuance of electronic invoices (comparative control).Note: Tax risk means the likelihood of non-compliance with the tax legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and other legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, compliance with which is monitored by the tax authorities.   Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-astana/press/news/details/1263148?lang=ru

This year, West Kazakhstan Region is widely celebrating several significant historical anniversaries: the 225th anniversary of the Bukey Horde, the 200th anniversary of Khan Ordasy village, and the 185th anniversary of Zhangir Khan School, the region’s first educational institution. As part of these commemorative events, students from schools in Baiterek District took part in an educational excursion to the historic and culturally significant area that once served as the capital of the Bukey Horde.During the trip, the students visited the Khan Ordasy Historical and Cultural Museum Complex, where they learned about the formation of the Bukey Horde and the lives of prominent figures who made invaluable contributions to the development of the region. In particular, they gained new insights into the lives of public figure Alma Orazbayeva, statesman and public leader Seitkali Mendeshev, educator and scholar Khangerei Bokeiuly, as well as other notable historical personalities.As part of the educational tour, the students paid tribute at the mausoleums of Zhangir Khan, ethnographer and educator Salyk Babazhanov, and the renowned kui composer Dauletkerey Shygaiuly. They also learned more about the important role these distinguished individuals played in preserving and enriching the spiritual and cultural heritage of the Kazakh people.The excursion also included a visit to the picturesque Karagaily Pine Forest. On their way home, the students stopped to see the Yntymaq (Unity) Tower, a landmark presented this year by graduating school students.To ensure the students’ safety and well-being throughout the trip, they were accompanied by the school’s deputy principal for educational affairs, a nurse, and the bus driver.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/bko-baiterek/press/news/details/1263109?lang=ru

International experience shows that countries use various mechanisms to protect pension savings depending on the specifics of their national pension system. In most countries, the protection of pension system participants' rights is ensured by mechanisms such as insurance against the risk of default on pension payment obligations, state oversight of pension funds and management companies, and the establishment of requirements for their financial stability and risk management systems. Consequently, the primary focus is on creating a robust regulatory system, effective oversight, and the distribution of responsibilities between the state, funds, and management companies.In the United States, defined benefit (DB) corporate pension plans are protected by the federal insurance system through the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC)[1], which ensures that employees' pension obligations under the corporate pension plan are met (up to statutory limits) in the event of the employer's default on the employee's retirement savings. In the United Kingdom, the Pension Protection Fund (PPF)[2] performs similar functions. Similar mechanisms exist in Germany. However, these insurance systems only apply to defined benefit (DB) corporate pension plans and do not apply to defined contribution (DC) pension plans. Some countries provide mechanisms to ensure a minimum return on pension savings. These can be set either in absolute nominal terms (e.g., Belgium, Switzerland, Malaysia, Singapore) or in relative terms, i.e., compared to a certain benchmark, such as the average return (in Latin American countries). In Belgium and Switzerland, legislation sets a minimum nominal rate of return on mandatory occupational pension funds, which is used to calculate the employer's obligations under its employee's pension plans. In several Latin American countries (Chile, Colombia, El Salvador), the minimum return is determined relative to the average return among the corresponding types of pension funds. If the pension fund manager (AFP) fails to meet the minimum return, the difference is covered by established reserves (guarantee reserve). A number of Asian countries also have minimum return requirements for pension savings. In Malaysia, the Employees' Pension Fund (EPF) guarantees a nominal return on pension savings of at least 2.5% per annum. In Singapore, the Central Provident Fund (CPF) provides a minimum nominal return of 2.5% to 4% per annum (depending on the account type). In virtually all OECD countries, the activities of pension funds and management companies are subject to risk-based government oversight, accompanied by strict requirements for capital adequacy, reserve formation, risk management systems, and compliance with professional investment standards for client assets. Thus, as funded pension systems develop, the emphasis is increasingly shifting to effective regulation, risk-based supervision, and expanding the rights and investment opportunities of contributors. Kazakhstan's pension system is also developing in this direction. As a reminder, legislative changes provide for expanded opportunities for citizens to manage their pension savings. Contributors will be able to independently select one or more management companies offering various investment strategies and portfolios and entrust them with the management of up to 100% of their savings. With expanding investment opportunities and the implementation of measures to improve pension provision, approaches to preserving pension savings are also changing. Effective January 1, 2027, the state guarantee will be to ensure the preservation of compulsory pension contributions and compulsory occupational pension contributions to the Unified Accumulative Pension Fund (UAPF) in the amount of actual contributions. The state's primary obligations, however, focus on maintaining the adequacy of the state component of pensions (basic and solidarity pensions).  UAPF was founded on August 22, 2013 on the basis of GNPF APF JSC. The founder and shareholder of the UAPF is the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan represented by the State Institution Committee of State Property and Privatization of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Trust management of UAPF pension assets is carried out by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan. In accordance with the pension legislation, the UAPF attracts compulsory pension contributions, employer’s compulsory pension contributions, compulsory occupational pension contributions, voluntary pension contributions, as well as carries out enrollment and accounting of voluntary pension contributions formed at the expense of the unclaimed amount of guaranteed compensation for the guaranteed deposit, transferred by the organization carrying out mandatory guarantee of deposits, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On mandatory guarantee of deposits placed in second-tier banks of the Republic of Kazakhstan", ensures the implementation of pension benefits. The Fund also carries out accounting of target assets and target requirements, accounting and crediting of target savings (TS) to target savings accounts, payments of TS to their recipients in bank accounts, accounting for returns of TS in the manner determined by the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan within the framework of the National Fund for Children program (More details at www.enpf.kz)   [1] Who we are | Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation[2] https://www.ppf.co.uk/?utmSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/abay-urzhar/press/news/details/1263049?lang=ru