«Самым мощным фактором, обусловливающим как сохранение, так и исчезновение нации, является язык». — Ахмет БайтурсынулыВ целях возвышения авторитета нашего родного языка – духовного сокровища, обогащающего внутренний мир человека и передающегося из поколения в поколение, сегодня, 4 сентября 2026 года, в отделе образования Осакаровского района прошло значимое познавательное мероприятие – «Массовый диктант», приуроченное ко Дню языков народа Казахстана и дню рождения учителя нации Ахмета Байтурсынулы. Главная цель духовного праздника – расширение сферы применения государственного языка, повышение грамотности, а также пропаганда созидательного наследия великого просветителя.Как гласит народная мудрость: «Уважение к языку – уважение к стране», специалисты и сотрудники отдела образования Осакаровского района с большим энтузиазмом поддержали эту благородную инициативу. Без разделения по национальностям, всего 17 специалистов казахско- и русскоязычного состава коллектива единогласно приняли участие в написании диктанта. Это проявление единства и согласия еще раз доказало, что язык обладает мощной силой, объединяющей людей, и возвысил авторитет государственного языка.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/edu-osakarovka/press/news/details/1285735?lang=ru

Announcement. Dear taxpayers!On September 9 at 3:00 PM, the State Revenue Department of the Akmola Region will hold a meeting with taxpayers at the "House of Friendship" (2/5 Nazarbayev Avenue, Kokshetau). The meeting will cover key topics such as property income, Form 270, "clean slate" status, VAT registration, VAT offsetting for the agricultural sector, transitioning to a special tax regime, tax deductions, desk audits, and more. We invite you to attend this event. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1285736?lang=ru

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Sole proprietors are required to use cash registersSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1285702?lang=ru

A declaration must be submitted by September 15Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1285667?lang=ru

         On September 3, 2026, a meeting was held in Almaty between representatives of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan and representatives of microfinance organizations, debt collection agencies, and territorial state revenue authorities.     The participants discussed issues related to cooperation between creditors and participants in bankruptcy proceedings, the timely and accurate provision of information by financial organizations on borrowers’ payments, monitoring the financial condition of citizens after they have been declared bankrupt, as well as compliance with the established deadlines for submitting creditors’ claims.     The meeting also addressed further digitalization of judicial bankruptcy and solvency restoration procedures.       Following the meeting, the participants exchanged proposals aimed at addressing practical issues and further improving cooperation among participants in bankruptcy proceedings.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1285660?lang=ru

First Deputy Prime Minister Nurlybek Nalibayev, as part of a working trip to the Zhambyl region, reviewed the progress of major investment projects in the chemical industry. Together with the head of the region, Yerbol Karashukeyev, he visited operating enterprises and production sites under construction.To implement the tasks set by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev for transitioning to a new economic model, special attention is being paid to the comprehensive development of energy, engineering, and transport and logistics infrastructure. This area is one of the key priorities in the Government's work.The working trip began with a visit to Kazphosphate LLP. In January-April 2026, the enterprise produced 246.1 thousand tons of products worth 64.2 billion tenge. According to Eduard Ogay, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kazakhmys Holding LLP, the enterprise not only supplies the domestic agro-industrial complex with mineral fertilizers but also exports products to the markets of Russia, Belarus, Turkmenistan, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, and other countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/test-test/press/news/details/1285654?lang=ru

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The Department of State Revenue for the Mangystau Region addresses citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan who study at foreign universities, and their families. Universal declaration is not a “tax on education”. It is transparency of assets and income. Most students do not have to file. There are, however, clear cases when the duty arises — and they must be known before 15 September 2026. Deadline for declarations for tax year 2025: no later than 15 September 2026. Payment of personal income tax (if assessed): no later than 25 September 2026.  Who is a “student studying abroad” for tax purposes Citizens of Kazakhstan enrolled full-time (or in an equivalent mode) in a foreign higher-education institution: bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral programmes, academic mobility and intergovernmental grants (including Bolashak and host-country scholarships).Residency nuance. A citizen of Kazakhstan who is abroad specifically for study generally retains tax-resident status of Kazakhstan for the period of study. Income and assets may therefore fall within the Kazakhstani tax field even if the student lives in another country.  The core rule for 2025–2026 From 1 January 2025 the fourth wave of universal declaration for “everybody else” was cancelled. Pensioners, private-sector employees, homemakers and students are exempt from mandatory filing — unless special grounds exist.Studying abroad does not by itself require Form 250.00 or Form 270.00. The duty appears only when the facts listed below are present.  When a student abroad MUST file Ground A. Funds in foreign bank accounts If, as at 31 December 2025, the aggregate balance of money in bank accounts held with foreign banks outside Kazakhstan exceeded 1,000 MCI, a declaration is mandatory.1,000 MCI as at 31.12.2025 = KZT 3,932,000 (2025 monthly calculation index = KZT 3,932).All foreign accounts are added together. A scholarship account in the country of study, a campus living card issued by a foreign bank, a savings account — all count. This threshold is the one that most often triggers the duty for students: scholarships and grants are usually paid into a foreign account. If more than about KZT 3.93 million remained on the accounts at year-end, Form 270.00 is required. Ground B. Registrable property abroad File if the student (or a title in the student’s name) holds assets outside Kazakhstan whose rights are registered with foreign authorities: an apartment or room, house, land, car, motorcycle, boat, a share in a foreign company, securities of foreign issuers, a brokerage account, investment gold, intellectual-property rights, digital assets. Ground C. Large transactions If during 2025 property was acquired for more than 20,000 MCI (KZT 78,640,000 at the 2025 MCI), the source of funds is disclosed in the declaration. Ground D. Other special categories Students who are also candidates for elective office or their spouses; persons subject to anti-corruption restrictions; major participants of banks / insurers / the securities market; private practitioners; holders of digital assets.  Foreign university scholarships and grants: what changed Until 2026, foreign scholarships and grants formally formed part of an individual’s annual income and were not in the privileged list that covers Kazakhstani university awards and Bolashak. The State Revenue Committee explained that such amounts were to be shown on Form 270.00, with 10% PIT, subject to a credit for tax already paid abroad under double-tax treaties.On 1 January 2026 the new Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan (No. 214-VIII of 18 July 2025) entered into force. It expressly provides for a reduction (in practice, an exemption) of income in the form of scholarships and grants paid to persons studying at educational organisations outside Kazakhstan.Practical takeaway. Scholarships for 2026 onwards are in a privileged regime. The September 2026 filing covers calendar year 2025. If the only “foreign” fact is a scholarship, account balances are below the threshold and there is no registered property abroad, an ordinary student generally has no filing duty. If the account threshold is exceeded or registered property exists, a declaration is required regardless of the scholarship relief.  Which forms - Form 250.00 — declaration of assets and liabilities (the “entry” form). Filed once when the duty to record accumulated foreign assets arises.- Form 270.00 — declaration of income and property (the annual form). Covers calendar-year income, foreign accounts above the threshold, acquisitions and digital assets.If both duties arise in the same year because of foreign property, Form 250.00 is in practice the form to file. Voluntary filing of either form is allowed.  How to file while living abroad A personal visit to Aktau is not required. A student may file online around the clock via:- Taxpayer Cabinet — cabinet.salyk.kz- e-Government portal — egov.kz- Mobile apps: e-Salyq Azamat, eGov mobile, Halyk, bcc.kz, Kaspi.kzA digital signature is not always required; SMS, biometrics or bank apps may suffice. Renew the EDS at a PSC or via eGov before it expires during the study period.Attach as needed: a foreign bank statement as at 31 December (with translation), a property purchase or lease contract, a vehicle registration certificate, a university scholarship letter, evidence of tax paid abroad (for a credit).  If you miss the deadline Failure to file on time triggers administrative liability under the Code of Administrative Offences: a warning or a fine for a first offence, a higher fine for a repeat offence within a year (indicative levels: 15 and 30 MCI). Concealing foreign accounts or property may lead to additional tax, late-payment interest and more serious consequences if discovered through automatic exchange of information (CRS / tax treaties).Kazakhstan receives data on residents’ accounts in foreign banks. An “invisible” foreign account is an illusion.  Checklist for a Mangystau student abroad Check every foreign account balance as at 31.12.2025. Above KZT 3,932,000? Prepare Form 270.00.Apartment, car or company share abroad in your name? Filing is mandatory.Scholarship only, balances below the threshold, no property — filing is usually not required.Keep bank statements and a university certificate — useful for the declaration, compulsory health insurance (OSMS) and military deferment via eGov.Use the eGov service “Registration of students studying abroad” — not a tax filing, but needed for OSMS status and several public services.File by 15 September 2026. Do not leave it to the last day. The Department’s message to Mangystau students: study abroad is a source of regional pride. A timely declaration, when it is required, is not bureaucracy — it is protection of your name and future career. One evening in the e-Salyq app is better than years of correspondence over a “forgotten” account.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-mangistau/press/news/details/1285509?lang=ru

New York, 2 September, 2026 - Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the UN Kairat Umarov, participated in the High-Level Forum on the Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace, themed “Women’s Leadership in Promoting a Culture of Peace”.The event emphasized that the full participation of women in peace processes is a decisive factor in their effectiveness and sustainability, and that the practical implementation of international commitments is essential for strengthening global security.In his remarks, the Permanent Representative highlighted that the promotion of gender equality and comprehensive support for women’s leadership are priorities for the Head of State. He informed participants that, as a result of consistent state reforms, women’s representation in the first convocation of the Kurultai reached 34%. Furthermore, a new National Action Plan for 2026-2028 has been approved to implement UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on “Women, Peace, and Security”.Kazakhstan’s significant contribution to UN peacekeeping was also highlighted, noting that twenty female Kazakhstan military personnel have proudly served in international missions since 2018.The address further underscored the promotion of a culture of peace on the global stage through the unique platform of the Congress of Leaders of World and Traditional Religions. It was emphasized that the Astana Peace Declaration, adopted at the conclusion of the 2025 forum, serves as a vital tool for strengthening inter-civilizational dialogue and social harmony within the UN agenda.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kazakhstanun/press/news/details/1285482?lang=ru

Belgrade, 3 September 2026 – Ambassador of Kazakhstan Bolat Imanbaev met with Nenad Popović, Minister for International Economic Cooperation of the Republic of Serbia.During the meeting, the two sides discussed the progress made in implementing the agreements reached following the Head of State’s official visit to Serbia (18–19 November 2024) and Serbian President A. Vučić’s visit to Astana (26–27 February 2026).Minister Popović congratulated Kazakh leadership on the successful conduct of the Kurultai elections and emphasised the Serbian side’s firm commitment to implementing all the agreements reached at the highest level, highlighting in particular the prospects for cooperation in the fields of transport, construction, artificial intelligence, digitalisation and education.The Ambassador noted Kazakhstan’s interest in strengthening a mutually beneficial partnership in the fields of agriculture, energy, tourism and healthcare.Following the meeting, the parties exchanged specific plans for the coming period, aimed at giving further impetus to the development of Kazakh-Serbian relations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-belgrad/press/news/details/1285449?lang=ru

On 2 September 2026, a commemoration event was held at the Vienna International Centre to mark the International Day against Nuclear Tests and three landmark anniversaries in 2026: the 35th Anniversary of the closure of the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site, the 30th Anniversary of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), and the 20th Anniversary of the Treaty on a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone in Central Asia.The event was jointly organized by the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO), the Permanent Mission of Kazakhstan to the International Organizations in Vienna, and the Vienna Office of the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA).Participants underscored the historic significance of Kazakhstan’s decision, taken on 29 August 1991, to close the Semipalatinsk Test Site. Over more than four decades, 456 nuclear tests were conducted there, with their consequences affecting public health and the environment for generations. The closure of the Test Site sent an important political signal to the international community and was among the developments that contributed to the emergence of a global norm against nuclear testing.CTBTO Executive Secretary Dr Robert Floyd highlighted Kazakhstan’s significant contribution to the development of the global norm against nuclear testing and to the international system for monitoring compliance with the CTBT. He also noted the practical steps taken by Kazakhstan to strengthen the Treaty’s verification mechanisms.Deputy Permanent Representative of the Republic of Kazakhstan to the International Organizations in Vienna Yerzhan Kuatbekov stressed that the legacy of Semipalatinsk has given Kazakhstan a distinctive role in international efforts to prevent nuclear testing. Referring to the address by President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev on the occasion of the International Day against Nuclear Tests, he noted that the 35th Anniversary of the Test Site’s closure should serve as a reminder to all humanity of the tragic consequences of nuclear testing and as a call to prevent their recurrence.By voluntarily renouncing the world’s fourth-largest nuclear arsenal, Kazakhstan made a conscious choice in favour of peace, security and sustainable development. Today, this choice continues to shape and reinforce the country’s position in support of dialogue among nuclear-weapon States, the earliest possible entry into force of the CTBT, strengthening the nuclear non-proliferation regime, and decisive multilateral efforts to eliminate nuclear threats.Head of the Vienna Office of UNODA Rebecca Jovin highly commended Kazakhstan’s consistent commitment to actively advancing the international agenda on nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation, emphasizing the importance of continued cooperation among States and international organizations.The event also brought together national operators of CTBTO International Monitoring System stations, whose work ensures their continuous operation and makes a direct contribution to the reliability of the global verification mechanism. Among them was Abylay Uzbekov, Senior Researcher at the Data Centre of the Institute of Geophysical Research of the National Nuclear Center of Kazakhstan, who provided a detailed account of Kazakhstan’s practical role in supporting the operation of the five stations located on its territory.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-vienna/press/news/details/1285443?lang=ru

В ШЫМКЕНТЕ ПОДГОТОВКА К ТЕПЛОВОМУ СЕЗОНУ ПРОВОДИТСЯ СОГЛАСНО ПЛАНУВ Шымкенте подготовка к отопительному сезону 2026-2027 годов проводится в соответствии с утвержденным планом мероприятий. В целях координации подготовительных работ утвержден состав специального штаба, а работы по подготовке объектов теплового хозяйства к сезону проводятся поэтапно. Об этом сообщил заместитель руководителя городского управления энергетики и развития инфраструктуры Азат Кайнарулы в ходе брифинга на информационной площадке Региональной службы коммуникаций. Общая протяженность тепловых сетей города составляет 838,6 километра. Из них 152 километра приходится на магистральные, 686,6 километра – на внутриквартальные сети. Износ тепловых сетей составляет 37%. С апреля текущего года на магистральных и внутриквартальных сетях проводятся гидравлические испытания, в результате которых выявлено 135 дефектов. Из них 108 устранено. По оставшимся 27 дефектам ремонтные работы продолжаются в соответствии с утвержденным графиком. На сегодняшний день из 31 автономной котельной города подготовлены 29, из 17 насосных станций – 15, а также 2134 из 2241 многоквартирного жилого дома. Все 463 бюджетных учреждения прошли необходимую подготовку. В их числе объекты сфер образования, здравоохранения, спорта, культуры и занятости. Кроме того, проводятся работы по подготовке основного оборудования АО «3-Энергоцентр» к предстоящему отопительному сезону. В целях снижения износа тепловых сетей и уровня аварийности также проводится внутритрубная диагностика. В рамках запланированных работ обследованы магистральные тепловые сети на семи участках общей протяженностью 5 километров и диаметром до 720 миллиметров. Диагностические работы полностью завершены. В целом работы по качественной подготовке тепловых систем города к предстоящему отопительному сезону и обеспечению жителей стабильным теплоснабжением продолжаются в соответствии с утвержденным планом. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/shymkent-energetika-kommunal/press/news/details/1285411?lang=ru

On September 2, 2026, Ambassador Dauren Karipov of Kazakhstan met with Latvian Minister of Agriculture Uldis Augulis in Riga.They discussed current issues in Kazakh-Latvian relations, including trade, economics, investments, and agriculture, as well as the implementation of the protocol from the 9th session of the Intergovernmental Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific, and Technical Cooperation.Both parties expressed satisfaction with the 4.2% increase in trade between their countries, which reached $85.5 million in the first half of 2026.During the discussion, it was noted that the most promising areas for Kazakh-Latvian joint ventures are dairy and beef farming, food production, fishing, food storage and transportation, logistics hub development, innovative technology introduction, and agricultural science advancement.At the end of the meeting, the parties confirmed their commitment to deepening bilateral partnership further and expanding their contacts in all the discussed areas.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-riga/press/news/details/1285396?lang=ru

New York, 1 September 2026 – An International Meeting on Victim Assistance and Environmental Remediation was held at United Nations Headquarters under the co-chairmanship of Kazakhstan and Kiribati.The meeting continued a series of events held at UN Headquarters to mark the International Day against Nuclear Tests, shifting the focus from preventing future tests to practical measures aimed at addressing their long-term humanitarian and environmental consequences.The event was convened pursuant to relevant UN General Assembly resolutions co-sponsored by Kazakhstan and Kiribati. Discussions focused on assistance to individuals and communities affected by the use and testing of nuclear weapons, the environmental remediation of affected areas, and the strengthening of international cooperation.As President of the Republic of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev emphasized in his statement on the occasion of the International Day against Nuclear Tests, the Semipalatinsk Nuclear Test Site inflicted irreparable harm on human health and the environment for decades, leaving behind a painful legacy. The international meeting was therefore aimed at advancing practical solutions to these challenges.Opening the event on behalf of the UN Secretary-General, UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs Izumi Nakamitsu expressed appreciation to Kazakhstan and Kiribati for their leadership in convening this important discussion. She stressed that the consequences of the use and testing of nuclear weapons persist for decades and affect multiple generations, while addressing them requires sustained national efforts, adequate resources and effective international cooperation. Particular emphasis was placed on ensuring the participation of affected communities in identifying priorities and shaping assistance measures.Speaking as Co-Chair of the meeting, Permanent Representative of Kazakhstan to the United Nations Kairat Umarov emphasized that affected individuals and communities must remain at the centre of international efforts. He invited participants to share concrete experiences, lessons learned and practical recommendations capable of translating accumulated knowledge and expertise into tangible action.The voices of affected communities featured prominently in the programme. Masako Wada, a representative of the Japan Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations, Nihon Hidankyo, spoke about the long-term consequences of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.Kazakh artist and anti-nuclear activist Karipbek Kuyukov spoke about the consequences of nuclear testing at the Semipalatinsk Test Site and the significance of the international anti-nuclear movement “Nevada-Semipalatinsk.” Participants were also shown a short film about his life and public advocacy.The meeting attracted broad international interest, bringing together numerous representatives of UN Member States, international organizations, affected communities, civil society, and scientific and academic institutions. Participants exchanged national and expert experiences and put forward proposals for improving practical mechanisms for victim assistance and environmental remediation.Director of the Department of International Security at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan Arsen Omarov presented Kazakhstan’s experience in addressing the consequences of nuclear testing at the Semipalatinsk Test Site, including measures to provide medical and social support to the population, conduct scientific research into the effects of nuclear testing, carry out radiation monitoring, and rehabilitate affected areas.He also highlighted the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW) and the work of Kazakhstan and Kiribati as Co-Chairs of the Working Group on Victim Assistance, Environmental Remediation, and International Cooperation and Assistance. In particular, proposals were presented for establishing an international trust fund designed to facilitate the mobilization of financial, technical and scientific support for affected States and communities.During the thematic panel entitled “Victim Assistance and Environmental Remediation: Experiences, Lessons Learned and International Cooperation”, representatives of affected communities, including those from Kazakhstan, the World Health Organization, the International Committee of the Red Cross, and scientific and academic institutions discussed practical measures in this area.Following the meeting, the Co-Chairs will compile the practical proposals and recommendations presented during the discussions with a view to their subsequent implementation in accordance with the mandate of the UN General Assembly.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-kazakhstanun/press/news/details/1285387?lang=ru

September 3 marks the first-ever celebration of Kazakh Tazy Day in Kazakhstan. The date was chosen for a reason: on September 3, 2024, the Federation Cynologique Internationale (FCI) decided to grant preliminary recognition to Kazakhstan’s national dog breed.The decision was adopted in Amsterdam. The Kazakh Tazy was assigned international breed standard No. 372, while Kazakhstan was officially recognized as the breed’s country of origin.For centuries, the Kazakh Tazy has lived alongside people across the Great Steppe, serving as a traditional hunting dog and becoming an integral part of the culture and everyday life of the Kazakh people. Its special place in the national tradition is also reflected in the FCI international standard, which refers to the Tazy as one of the “Zheti Qazyna” the Seven Treasures of the Kazakh people.Efforts to preserve the breed and secure its international recognition have intensified in recent years. In 2022, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev instructed the relevant authorities to take measures to preserve the national breed and promote it internationally.In 2023, the necessary legislative framework was established. Issues related to the breed standard, certificates of origin, state support, scientific research, and breeding activities were formally regulated.An important milestone was the accession of the Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan to the Federation Cynologique Internationale. On August 22, 2023, at the FCI General Assembly in Geneva, the Kazakh organization was granted full membership in the Federation. Its accession was supported by 72 of the 77 countries participating in the vote.Following this, Kazakhstan gained the opportunity to officially submit its national breed for international recognition. In March 2024, a package of documents on the Kazakh Tazy was submitted to the FCI and reviewed by the Federation’s Standards Commission and Scientific Commission.In May of the same year, a special single-breed dog show was held in Astana, where 100 Kazakh Tazys of different ages, colors, origins, and types were presented to international experts. FCI specialists assessed the dogs’ conformation, movement, and conformity with the breed type.As a result of this work, on September 3, 2024, the FCI decided to grant preliminary recognition to the Kazakh Tazy.“The Kazakh Tazy has lived alongside our people for centuries. The breed has been preserved to this day thanks to hunters, breeders, cynologists, dog owners, and everyone who has worked with the Tazy from generation to generation. International recognition was an important result of this work, but the work does not end there. Our task now is to preserve the Tazy’s breed characteristics, genetic pool, natural traits, and working qualities,” said Yerlan Nyssanbayev, Minister of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Today, around four thousand Tazys are registered in the Unified Stud Book of the Union of Cynologists of Kazakhstan. The actual number of dogs is higher, however, as some animals in villages and remote areas have not yet been covered by the centralized canine registration system.Specialists continue their work across the regions, conducting breeding evaluations, collecting information on dogs’ origins, and maintaining records. This work is necessary to trace dogs’ pedigrees and offspring, preserve breed characteristics, and maintain the genetic diversity of the Tazy.The Kazakh Tazy is also being presented increasingly often at international venues. In 2025, the breed was officially showcased at the World Dog Show in Helsinki.In June 2026, Kazakhstan presented 12 Tazys at the World Dog Show in Bologna. As part of the FCI World Judges Congress, a separate professional presentation of the breed was also held for international judges. Kazakhstan operated a national pavilion at the show, where visitors could learn about the Tazy as well as the country’s traditions and culture.Work is also continuing within Kazakhstan. A building for the National Center for Kazakh Dog Breeds is currently under construction in the Zhetysu Region. The project is being organized by the regional akimat with the support of sponsors.The center will house and breed purebred dogs, maintain the Unified Pedigree Book, and issue certificates of origin. It is also planned to train experts and specialists in cynology, as well as to organize trials, exhibitions, breeding evaluations, and competitions at various levels.On February 20, 2026, the Government approved the Comprehensive Plan for the Preservation and Reproduction of Kazakh Dog Breeds for 2026-2036. State and non-governmental organizations will participate in its implementation. The plan provides for measures to preserve and reproduce the breeds, maintain breeding records, train specialists, and continue scientific and cynological work.On April 30, 2026, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev received FCI President Tamas Jakkel. The meeting focused on preserving the national breed, establishing a sustainable genetic pool, and further cooperation with the FCI. The President thanked Tamas Jakkel for his support in securing the preliminary recognition of the Kazakh Tazy.On May 2, as part of the Astana Winner 2026 international dog show in Astana, a special Kazakh Tazy single-breed show was held. Representatives of the FCI, as well as Kazakh and foreign cynologists, took part in the event.Preliminary recognition by the FCI is only one stage of the process. Before full recognition can be granted, the breed must undergo a lengthy period of observation and demonstrate stability over several generations. During this period, breeding records will continue to be maintained, while the dogs’ health, breed type, genetic diversity, natural traits, and working qualities will be closely monitored.September 3 is therefore not only a date marking the international recognition of the Kazakh Tazy, but also a reminder of the importance of preserving this national breed and passing it on to future generations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-tallin/press/news/details/1285320?lang=ru

The Department of State Revenues in the Akmola region reminds that on September 15, 2026, the deadline for submitting the declaration within the framework of universal declaration ends!In the first year of entry into the universal declaration system, a Declaration of Assets and Liabilities (form 250.00) is submitted. In subsequent years, a Declaration of Income and Property (form 270.00) is submitted. The declaration can be provided using the services "Taxpayer's Cabinet" (knp.kgd.gov.kz), the "e-government" portal (egov.kz) and through the e-Salyq Azamat mobile application, eGov mobile, as well as mobile applications of second-level banks Halyk, Kaspi, etc.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1285315?lang=ru

Today, September 3, the Regional Communications Service held a briefing "Administration for universal declaration."During the briefing, the head of the Department of State Revenues in the Akmola region Nurlan Makhambet explained the changes in the procedure for submitting the declaration within the framework of the universal declaration.Universal declaration is a mechanism for controlling the income and property of citizens by submitting declarations to the state revenue authorities.From January 1, 2021, a phased introduction of a system of universal declaration of income and property of individuals has been introduced in the Republic of Kazakhstan.Universal declaration is carried out in 4 stages. From January 1, 2025, the remaining category of the population belonging to the fourth stage of universal declaration is exempted from mandatory declaration: (pensioners, employees of private structures, students, housewives, etc.), with the exception of persons with property abroad.The main tasks of universal declaration areEnsuring fair taxation and improving social policy;Creation of an effective mechanism for controlling the income of individuals;Reducing corruption and the shadow economy.Declaration of assets and liabilities (250.00) is submitted by:1) adult citizens, residents of the Republic of Kazakhstan who own property abroad, including: real estate, vehicles, land; interest in foreign companies; money in accounts in foreign banks and brokerage accounts, if their total amount exceeds 1000 MCI (in 2025 MCI-3932tg., 1000x3932 = 3,932,000tg.); investment gold; share in housing construction; securities, receivables/payables of other persons to an individual.2) candidates for elected and state positions, as well as their spouses;3) persons applying for the status of a major participant: banks; securities market and insurance companies, as well as their spouses;The Declaration of Assets and Liabilities is intended to provide individuals with information on the availability of:- movable/immovable property registered in Kazakhstan and/or abroad:- money in a foreign bank over 1,000 MCI and brokerage accounts;- interest in the authorized capital of a legal entity established outside the Republic of Kazakhstan;- share in real estate construction;- securities, industrial financial instruments, digital assets (bitcoins, etc.), investment gold, intellectual property, copyright;- cash, within 10000-fold MCI;- receivables/payables;- other property (optional) with a value over 1000 MCI. In 2026, the declaration of income and property (270.00) for 2025 is required to submit:1) civil servants and equivalent persons, as well as their spouses;2) large participants of banks, securities market and insurance organizations, as well as their spouses;3) managers, founders (participants) of the quasi-public sector, legal entities owning more than 10% of the share in the authorized capital;4) persons engaged in private practice (notaries, lawyers, private bailiffs, mediators);5) persons who have received income subject to independent taxation;6) persons who have funds in accounts with foreign banks, if their total amount exceeds 1000 MCI;7) persons with assets abroad and digital assets;8) persons who during the reporting tax period acquired property with an aggregate value of more than 20,000 times the size of the MCI, including outside the Republic of Kazakhstan.9) persons who submitted an application to the tax agenton the application of tax deductions in the form of a preliminary amount of other deductions.The declaration of income and property reflects:- receivables of other persons to an individual and (or) payables of an individual to other persons formed as of the date of the declaration:- Income and property located in Kazakhstan and abroad:- income subject to taxation independently;- tax deductions (REPLACED by a standard deduction of 360 MCI per year;- acquisition/alienation and gratuitous receipt of property in the Republic of Kazakhstan and abroad, as well as their sources of coverage of expenses (movable/immovable property, securities, production financial instruments, share in housing construction, investment gold);- offset and return of excess amount as per ITP;- money in a foreign bank over 1,000 MCI;- property owned as of December 31 of the reporting tax period abroad (securities, share in the authorized captain of yul, intellectual property, investment gold);- receivables/payables with title documents;Deadline for submission of tax returns:Declaration of assets and liabilities due date (Form 250.00)no later than September 15 of the current year, in which the obligation to submit the declaration arose, at the place of residence.Income and property declaration deadline (Form 270.00)no later than September 15 of the year following the reporting calendar year, at the place of residence.Administrative responsibility of individualsFor failure to submit the declaration:for the first time during the year - a warning.for repeated violation during the year - a fine of 58,980 tenge (15 MCI for 2025).For submission of incomplete, inaccurate information in the declaration:for the first time during the year - a warning, for a repeated violation during the year - a fine of 11,796 tenge (3 MCI).For concealment of objects of taxation:for concealment by an individual of information about the presence of property on the right of ownership outside the Republic of Kazakhstan, as well as money in bank accounts located outside the Republic of Kazakhstan, declarations of income and property, declarations on individual income tax, committed by not reflecting them in the declarations, - entails a fine of 393,200 tenge (100 MCI).Methods of submission of the Declaration of Income and PropertyElectronically via:- "Taxpayer's Office" (knp.kgd.gov.kz),- e-government portal (egov.kz);- mobile applications: e-Salyq Azamat, eGov mobile, moldir.qoldau.kz, HALYKBank (HALYK), CenterCreditBank (bcc.kz), Kaspi.kz.On paper:- to state revenue bodies in an explicit manner;- in PSC;- by registered mail.     Representatives of the media asked questions of interest to them, to which they received competent explanations.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-akmola/press/news/details/1285304?lang=ru