Kazakhstan continues to improve the mechanisms of state control in the field of accounting, auditing, and valuation activities.

    The authorized body is implementing changes aimed at increasing transparency, improving service quality, and reducing the administrative burden on businesses.

    As of January 12, 2026, amendments to the joint order of the Minister of Finance and the Minister of National Economy have come into force, regulating the criteria for assessing risk levels and checklists in the field of accounting.

    The new version clarifies the degrees of violations, updates the risk assessment criteria, and revises the checklists. This will make preventive control more effective and minimize requirements for conscientious entities.

    Similar changes have been introduced in the field of valuation and auditing. The new approaches provide for more comprehensive and systematic control based on risk assessment.

    An important direction is also the digitalization of control. In particular, tools for data exchange in the Financial Reporting Depository are being improved, which will increase efficiency and enhance the quality of monitoring.

    Simultaneously, the submission of documents by public organizations is becoming more accessible and reliable, which in turn affects the investment attractiveness not only of individual organizations but of the country as a whole.

    Overall, the measures being taken are shaping a more flexible and modern system of state control, focused on reducing the administrative burden and developing the business environment in Kazakhstan.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kvga/press/news/details/1203372?lang=kk