Link - Newsletter - 26.02.2026Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-brussels/press/news/details/1170632?lang=kk

Ljubljana, 26 February 2026 – During a meeting with the Head of the Diplomatic Protocol of the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia, Ambassador Nataša Prah, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Slovenia, A. Abibullayev, highlighted the strong momentum and steady advancement of bilateral relations, including plans for the appointment of a new Slovenian Ambassador to Kazakhstan with residence in Ljubljana.The Ambassador informed his counterpart about upcoming joint events marking the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Kazakhstan and Slovenia in 2027, as well as Kazakhstan’s achievements and strategic plans in the development of artificial intelligence and digital technologies, in light of the forthcoming Kazakhstan–Slovenia business forum AI Digital Bridge in Ljubljana.The diplomats also exchanged views on improving diplomatic and visa‑accreditation procedures and reached agreement on several practical aspects of bilateral cooperation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ljubljana/press/news/details/1170602?lang=kk

London, February 26, 2026 – As part of his visit to the United Kingdom, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Yermek Kosherbayev, held a bilateral meeting with the UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper.Minister Kosherbayev expressed appreciation to the UK Government for initiating the first ministerial meeting in the“Central Asia – United Kingdom” format, highlighting its timeliness and practical orientation.During the meeting, the parties discussed the current state and prospects of Kazakh-British relations, as well as expanding cooperation in trade and investment, critical minerals, transport and logistics, finance, digitalisation, education, and the climate agenda.The importance of the Strategic Partnership and Cooperation Agreement signed in 2024 was underscored, noting that its ratification will create additional opportunities to deepen cooperation across a broad range of areas.“This year our countries mark the 34th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. Over this period, Astana and London have built an active political dialogue, expanded trade and investment cooperation, and strengthened people-to-people ties. The United Kingdom remains one of Kazakhstan’s key partners in Europe, and we are committed to further deepening our strategic partnership,” noted Kazakh Foreign Minister.Particular attention was given to cooperation in critical minerals. It was noted that the Roadmap for 2026-2027 gives practical substance to cooperation and opens opportunities for joint projects in geological exploration, processing, and the introduction of advanced technologies.The sides also discussed prospects for developing the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route as one of the key areas for strengthening Eurasian connectivity and ensuring the resilience of global supply chains.In the field of education and science, the parties confirmed their mutual interest in further expanding academic cooperation. In recent years, branches of leading British universities – De Montfort University, Heriot-Watt University, Coventry University and Cardiff University – have been opened in Kazakhstan. This reflects a transition towards a deeper institutional model of cooperation and the creation of a solid foundation for the long-term development of the economy and innovation.Following the meeting, the parties reaffirmed their commitment to further strengthening the strategic partnership.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-london/press/news/details/1171634?lang=kk

London, February 26, 2026 – As part of his visit to London, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev held talks with the UK’s Acting Minister of State for Business and Trade and Co-Chair of the UK-Kazakhstan Intergovernmental Commission on Trade and Economic Cooperation, Chris Bryant.“As Co-Chair of the Kazakhstan-UK Intergovernmental Commission, you play an important role in advancing our multifaceted partnership. We believe that through this mechanism we will be able to achieve further practical outcomes. By expanding innovative partnerships in priority sectors, including critical minerals, nuclear energy, digital transformation and artificial intelligence, our countries can lay the foundation for long-term mutually beneficial cooperation,” said Minister Kosherbayev, during the meeting.Both sides welcomed the positive momentum in political dialogue and the sharp growth in bilateral trade, which reached 1.6 billion US dollars last year – an 84% increase. Particular attention was given to the strong performance of British investment in Kazakhstan, where more than 500 UK-affiliated companies are currently operating. These include major projects in priority sectors such as critical minerals, green energy, digital technologies and artificial intelligence.In the energy sector, thesides confirmed the continued stability of Kazakh oil supplies to Europe and discussed opportunities to expand cooperation with British companies.Minister Kosherbayev underscored the strategic importance of developing the critical minerals sector and highlighted successful joint projects with UK companies, including Rio Tinto and Maritime House. Under the recently signed Roadmap on Critical Minerals, the two sides agreed to intensify cooperation in the extraction and processing of rare earth elements.A particular attention was paid to the United Kingdom’s Critical Minerals Strategy published last year, in which Kazakhstan is presented as a case study of an effective and long-term partnership.Of the 36 minerals designated as strategically important by the UK, 22 are already produced in Kazakhstan – including uranium, titanium, silicon and rhenium. This underlines Kazakhstan’s role as a key partner in strengthening resilient and diversified supply chains.The interlocutors agreed that cooperation in this field is moving into a practical phase. The focus is shifting beyond extraction toward value creation – including processing and refining, recovery of associated components, development of specialised services, establishment of modern recycling capacity, and transparent financial mechanisms to support investment projects.A separate segment of the talks focused on cooperation in education. In particular, the opening of a new campus of Coventry University in Almaty and plans to expand the presence of Heriot-Watt University in Kazakhstan were discussed. Minister Kosherbayev highlighted the success of dual-degree programmes, student exchanges and internships, as well as the publication of the first Oxford Kazakh dictionary and the launch of Kazakh language courses at Oxford University.The parties also discussed the prospects for digital and technological partnership, including cooperation with OneWeb and the development of collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence. In healthcare, Kazakhstan noted the valuable contribution of British experts and companies to the modernization of its national healthcare system.Concluding the meeting, Acting Minister Bryant reaffirmed the United Kingdom’s commitment to further strengthening its strategic partnership with Kazakhstan, expanding practical cooperation and deepening intergovernmental dialogue to deliver tangible results in the economy, science and technology.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-london/press/news/details/1171640?lang=kk

London, February 26, 2026 – At the invitation of the UK, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev, took part in the meeting of Central Asian and UK foreign ministers under the “Central Asia + UK” (CA5+UK) framework.The discussions covered a wide range of bilateral and regional issues, including opportunities for economic growth, expanding trade and investment cooperation, and joint efforts to strengthen regional connectivity and develop international transport corridors.In his remarks, Minister Kosherbayev emphasized the importance of pragmatic, mutually beneficial strategic engagement between the region and the UK, aimed at supporting economic development and sustainable growth of all participating countries. “Kazakhstan plays a central role in regional connectivity. Thirteen major transit corridors pass through our territory and around 85% of overland cargo transport between Europe and Asia moves through Kazakhstan. The idea of the CA5+UK format stems from these priorities. Within this framework, we view the United Kingdom as a long-term partner and are committed to achieving tangible results that benefit our economies, societies, and shared future,” Minister Kosherbayev added.In her address, Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper highlighted Central Asia’s significance as a dynamically developing region with steady economic growth, increasing regional cooperation, and a growing role in international affairs. The countries in the region are taking a pragmatic approach to engagement, strengthening interconnectivity, and gradually expanding their participation in shaping a modern framework for economic and political cooperation.The discussions also focused on opportunities to align Central Asia’s resource and transit potential with the UK’s strengths in finance, regulatory standards, technology, and education.For their part, the Central Asian foreign ministers praised the CA5+UK framework as an important platform for structured and results-oriented dialogue with the United Kingdom. They emphasized that the format has already proven effective in facilitating comprehensive discussions on regional priorities, while creating additional opportunities to promote economic initiatives and implement joint projects.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-london/press/news/details/1171627?lang=kk

The Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) has announced the 9th Astana Finance Days (AFD) 2026: Delivering Impact. Capital in Action – forum will take place on 9-10 September 2026 in Astana. The event will bring together professional market participants, including bankers, brokers and investors, as well as representatives of the financial and technology sectors, alongside government bodies and quasi-state organisations.Since its inception in 2018, Astana Finance Days has grown as a leading financial forum in the Eurasian region, bringing together industry leaders to attract investment, strengthen capital markets, and create new business opportunities in Kazakhstan.Participants consistently highlight the forum’s practical value: the platform enables the development of interactions that transform into projects, transactions, and long-term strategic partnerships. Business finds partners, financial agenda issues are resolved, and the number of participants increases every year.In 2025, the forum brought together over 5,500 participants from 82 countries, including asset managers overseeing a combined total of $1.5 trillion. The programme included 160 speakers, more than 40 business events, four new listings on the Astana International Exchange and the signing of seven agreements. Speakers at AFD 2025 included representatives of government bodies, top managers of Kazakhstani and international banks and investment companies, asset managers, regulators, fintech entrepreneurs and global financial thought leaders, including Brett King, the renowned futurist, entrepreneur and author of global bestsellers.AFD 2026 will continue the dynamics through in-depth discussions focused on delivering practical solutions. The forum will provide opportunities to analyze global trends, explore new business and investment opportunities, attend a professional financial services exhibition, and establish direct business contacts with investors, top managers and industry leaders.The thematic focus of AFD 2026 will include capital markets and investment products; trust infrastructure: regulation, law, market confidence; innovation at institutional scale; financing the real economy; regional and cross-border capital cooperation.Particular attention will be paid to the opportunities and advantages offered by the AIFC ecosystem. The forum will feature business development case studies within the Centre’s jurisdiction — from company growth stories to successful capital raising and international market expansion.Another key feature of the forum will be the AFD Exhibition – a dedicated exhibition platform where participants will present their solutions and achievements. For companies, this represents an opportunity to strengthen market positioning and establish direct connections with strategic partners.The forum is traditionally organised with the support of partners and sponsors. In 2025, partners included Freedom Broker, Solidcore Resources, ITS, MYD Production, LMAX Group, Teniz Capital Investment Banking, Allur, Binance, Mastercard and others.Companies seeking to strengthen their market presence and build strategic partnerships with leaders of the financial industry are invited to participate in AFD 2026 as sponsors. Companies are also invited to join the AFD Exhibition.Registration and the detailed programme will be available on the official website: astanafindays.org. For general enquiries, please contact afd@aifc.kz; for partnership enquiries, partnership@aifc.kz.  The Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) is an independent jurisdiction where investors and business meet emerging opportunities of Kazakhstan and Central Asia in a transparent and sustainable environment backed by the principles of English Common Law. Official website: www.aifc.kz    AIFC Press OfficeAinur Issabayeva, Press SecretaryE-mail: pr@aifc.kzSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-sofia/press/news/details/1170577?lang=kk

A meeting of the Standing Commission on Budget, Economy, Governance and Self-Government of the Kostanay City Maslikhat was held under the chairmanship of Arman Ismailov.During the meeting, members of the commission reviewed key issues related to the city’s socio-economic development, budget execution, improvement of administrative efficiency, and enhancement of local self-government mechanisms. The participants discussed the presented reports, exchanged views, and put forward proposals aimed at the effective implementation of planned initiatives.Special attention was given to the rational use of budget funds, increasing transparency in governance processes, and strengthening cooperation between government bodies and the public. As a result of the meeting, relevant recommendations and decisions were adopted.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kostanai-kalasy-akimat/press/news/details/1170510?lang=kk

On January 1, 2026, the new Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan entered into force, providing for significant changes in the procedure for conducting tax audits. The reform is aimed at reducing the administrative burden on businesses, increasing transparency of control procedures and speeding up the settlement of tax disputes.Key changes1. Cancellation of the division into scheduled and unscheduled inspectionsThe previous classification of tax audits into planned and unplanned is eliminated. Inspections will be carried out according to new regulated procedures without the formation and publication of public lists previously posted on the website of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan.This makes the process more targeted and systematic.2. Limitation of the appointment of comprehensive tax auditsComprehensive audits will be assigned taking into account the tax burden coefficient (CNI). If the taxpayer's VAT is at least 90% of the upper index of the industry average, a comprehensive audit will not be assigned for the relevant period.Exceptions are provided in the following cases::- appeals from the taxpayer himself;- the existence of grounds provided for by the Criminal Procedure Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan;- requirements of the prosecutor's office.3. Suspension of the limitation periodThe limitation period for the calculation of taxes and payments is suspended for the period of the tax audit – from the date of its commencement until the execution of the notification of the audit results.At the same time, special rules have been established for periods for which less than 30 calendar days remained before the expiration of the limitation period on the date of the start of the audit.4. Delivery of orders and appeal procedureThe order for the appointment of an audit must be handed over to the taxpayer within three working days from the date of his discharge.Appealing an order during the inspection period does not suspend the inspection itself.5. Limitation of the requirements for the provision of documents for micro and small businesses- the requirement to provide documents within the framework of the inspection can be served no more than twice.;- the deadline for fulfilling the claim has been reduced to 10 working days, with the possibility of extending it to 30 working days at the request of the taxpayer.6. Moratorium on inspections of small businessesStarting from January 1, 2026, a moratorium on tax audits of micro and small businesses will be introduced (subject to exceptions provided for by law).In general, the changes introduced form a more transparent, digitalized and predictable tax control system focused on supporting honest business and reducing administrative barriers.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1170538?lang=kk

London, February 25, 2026 – Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh and member of the British Royal Family, hosted the Foreign Ministers of Central Asia for an official meeting in London, where discussions focused on expanding cooperation between the region and the United Kingdom in education, science and technology.“The visit in “CA5+UK” format marks a new chapter in relations between Central Asia and the United Kingdom. I am confident that our joint work within this framework will provide a strong impetus for the development of our countries and deepen interregional cooperation,” Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan Yermek Kosherbayev said.The Minister also highlighted Kazakhstan’s ongoing efforts to position itself as an international education hub and underscored partnerships with leading British universities, including Cardiff University, Coventry University and De Montfort University, all of which have established independent campuses in Kazakhstan.During the meeting, the Kazakh side expressed interest in expanding access to British scholarships, grants and educational initiatives, as well as establishing joint research centres in priority areas – ranging from sustainable development and climate change to digital technologies and medicine.A particular attention was paid to the development of joint projects in history, the arts and tourism, along with the simplification of visa procedures for students, researchers and entrepreneurs, expansion of direct air links and the development of tourism routes between the regions.In his turn, Prince Edward underscored the importance of strengthening people-to-people ties as the foundation of long-term partnership. He noted that the United Kingdom highly values Kazakhstan’s openness and proactive engagement in advancing cooperation in priority areas for both sides.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-london/press/news/details/1171609?lang=kk

Dear taxpayers,On February 27, 2026, at 12:00 p.m., a live broadcast on the topic will be held on the Department's Instagram page @pavlodar_mkd: "The transition to special tax regimes. The "People's Accountant" campaign.The speaker will be Tolegen Bilyalovich Shaimardanov, Head of the Department of Explanatory Work and the contact center.In order not to miss the broadcast, subscribe to the Instagram of the Department of State Revenue for the Pavlodar region – pavlodar_mkd.Department of Explanatory Work and Contact CenterState Duma of the Pavlodar regionSource : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-pavlodar/press/news/details/1170551?lang=kk

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26 February 2026, Astana – The Kazakhstan Agency of International Development “KazAID” organized a briefing on programs in the field of official development assistance (ODA) for the current year for representatives of the Embassies of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, and the Republic of Uzbekistan in the Republic of Kazakhstan.During the meeting, Chairman of the Board of KazAID A. Arystanov noted that sustainable progress in our region is achievable through practical cooperation, the exchange of experience and knowledge, as well as the strengthening of professional ties between our countries. Participants were presented with information on specific projects planned for the upcoming year, and the results of activities implemented during the previous period were also summarized. In particular, the outcomes of the implementation of the “Dostyk: Digitalization” and “Dostyk: Diplomacy” programs, as well as two components of the “Avicenna: Healthcare” program have been also discussed.The briefing served as an effective platform for exchanging views and feedback from representatives of diplomatic missions of Central Asian countries.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kazaid/press/news/details/1170475?lang=kk

March 1, 2026 \\ 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM \\ Metro Toronto Convention Centre (MTCC), Room 205DThe Kazakhstan Chamber of Mines, the official organizer of Kazakhstan Day at PDAC 2026, invites industry leaders, investors, and exploration professionals to attend one of the key national sessions of the Convention. The event supported by the Ministry of Industry and Constriction of Kazakhstan, and sustained by Aurora Minerals.The event will feature the participation of the Minister of Industry and Construction of the Republic of Kazakhstan, senior representatives of national mining companies, and leading international investors — members of the Chamber. Together, they will present Kazakhstan’s updated geological exploration strategy, regulatory reforms, and priority investment projects.Panel discussions will highlight major discoveries of 2024–2025, priority minerals, and practical case studies from operating companies. Special attention will be given to sediment-hosted copper potential and its strategic importance in global energy transition supply chains.Kazakhstan Day offers direct access to decision-makers and first-hand insight into one of Eurasia’s most dynamic exploration jurisdictions.Registration: office@chamberofmines.kz by COB February 26, 2026Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-ottawa/press/news/details/1170449?lang=kk

The Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Regulation and Development of Financial Market has approved:Bekzhan Pirmatov for the position of Member of the Board of Directors – Independent Director at ALMEX Holding Group JSC (Protocol No. 18/БВУ/П dated February 26, 2026).Talgat Kuanyshev for the position of Member of the Board of Directors at Home Credit Bank JSC (subsidiary bank of ForteBank JSC) (Protocol No. 19/БВУ/П dated February 26, 2026).      Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/ardfm/press/news/details/1170455?lang=kk

February 28, 2026 is the last day for submitting a notification on the application of the CPR.Starting from January 1, 2026, Kazakhstan has only three special tax regimes (SSRS):• for the self-employed;• based on a simplified declaration;• for peasant and farm enterprises., Who needs to submit a notification?Taxpayers planning to apply the tax assessment based on a simplified declaration must submit a notification on the applicable tax regime no later than February 28, 2026.If the notification is not submitted within the prescribed period, the taxpayer is automatically transferred to the generally established taxation procedure with the start date of January 1, 2026.________________________________________, Notification submission methods:• through the Taxpayer's Office;• via the e-Salyq Business mobile app;• in the UGD at the location;• through bank applications.________________________________________⚠ AdvancedOn March 1, 2026, the tax authorities will automatically remove taxpayers who applied in 2025 from registration as sole proprietors.:• Patent-based SNR;• SNR using a special mobile application.The date of de-registration will be January 1, 2026.At the same time, the right to apply for de-registration on your own remains until March 1, 2026.De-registration is not performed if the taxpayer has submitted a notification on the application of a different tax regime.For the self-employed, the date on which the first receipt is generated in the e-Salyq Business mobile application is recognized as the start date of the application.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-karaganda/press/news/details/1170375?lang=kk

On February 25, a press conference was held at the venue of the Regional Communications Service of the East Kazakhstan region on the topic: “Results of the Department of State Revenues for East Kazakhstan Region in the provision of public services and execution of the revenue side of the state budget for 2025. Innovations in tax audits and transition to special tax regimes”.During the event, the results of the Department of State Revenues for East Kazakhstan Region for 2025 were summarized.Deputy Head of the Department, Sairankan Kabysh, informed media representatives about the implementation of the 2025 state budget revenue plan, the outcomes of public service delivery, as well as amendments introduced to tax legislation regarding tax audits and the application of special tax regimes.Deputy Head Dinmukhamed Zhumanov presented information on new developments in the field of customs administration. In his speech, he outlined the results of fulfilling the plan for customs duties and tax revenues for 2025 and elaborated on the work carried out in the areas of currency and export control, as well as VAT administration within the framework of the Eurasian Economic Union.According to representatives of the Department, during the reporting period priority attention was given to improving the quality and accessibility of public services, optimizing service delivery timelines, and introducing digital solutions into operational processes. The measures taken ensured the timely and full receipt of taxes and other mandatory payments into the budget.At the conclusion of the meeting, Department representatives answered journalists’ questions and provided clarifications on current issues of tax legislation.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd-vko/press/news/details/1170376?lang=kk

On February 25-28, 2026, Akmola region, Sandyktau district will host the RK Sports Tourism Championship in the discipline of tourist all-around (ski tourism) and the stage of the RK Cup in TM. (further competitions). The purpose of the event is to develop and popularize the tourist all-around and sports tourism, improve the tactical and technical skills of participants, identify the country's strongest tourists, attract students to systematic tourism activities, and form the Kazakhstan national team in the tourist all-around and sports tourism. 17 teams of 140 participants from Kokshetau, Akmola region, Astana, North Kazakhstan region, West Kazakhstan region, Karaganda region, Abai region, Zhetisu region, Aktobe region, Zerendinsky district will take part in the competition. Sports tourism is one of the promising and developing areas in tourism, which combines sports, as well as a wide variety of types of recreation and physical activity of a person. Participants included in the application who have access to a medical institution are allowed to participate in the competition. The team must have a uniform sports uniform. The delegation consists of 8 people, of whom 3 are boys + 1 is a girl, 2 are reserve participants, 1 is a representative, 1 is a TM judge. Age groups of participants: Boys: born in 2012 and younger; Juniors: born in 2008 - 2011; Adults: born in 2007 and older. The team competition includes three sports distances: personal-team, technical, and cross-country. The result of a team in a ski tourism technique race is determined by the sum of the time it takes to complete the race and the penalty time on the stages. All winners will be awarded valuable prizes. Competition program: 02/25 - Arrival of the judging panel, arrival of the teams. until 21.00 - the work of the mandate commission 20.00 - GSK meeting 26.02 09.30 - Start of the "Personal" race 14.00 - Starts at the Technical distance 19.00 – Opening of the competition. 27.02 10.00 a.m. - Distance starts. "Cross-hiking" 15.00 – Distance starts. "Technical" 28.02 - Standby time. 14.00 – closing of the competition, departure of the teams.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/aqmola-tourism/press/news/details/1170438?lang=kk

 The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan informs about the procedure for issuing a document confirming tax residency of the Kyrgyz Republic.Since 2025, the State Tax Service under the Ministry of Finance of the Kyrgyz Republic has been issuing a tax residency document mainly in electronic format. At the same time, the option to obtain the document in paper form remains available.The electronic document contains a QR code that allows access to the official information resource and verification of the posted version of the document.Verification of the authenticity of the electronic document via the QR code is available throughout the entire period of its publication on the official resource, which is 6 years.Subject to the availability of authenticity verification, such an electronic document may be used as confirmation of tax residency for the purposes of applying provisions of international treaty.Taxpayers are advised, when submitting a electronic document, to verify its validity using the available verification tools.Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1170368?lang=kk

The Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan defines a list of income of a non-resident that is recognized as income from sources in the Republic of Kazakhstan.Thus, in accordance with the Tax Code, income of a non-resident from sources in the Republic of Kazakhstan includes, among other things, income derived from the performance of works and the provision of services within the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan.Income from sources in the Republic of Kazakhstan of a non-resident legal entity whose activities do not result in the formation of a permanent establishment in the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter, for the purposes of this chapter, referred to as a "non-resident") is subject to corporate income tax at source without deductions.At the same time, income of a non-resident from the provision of freight forwarding (transport and forwarding) services is subject to taxation at the source of payment at a rate of 20 percent.If a contract with a non-resident contains provisions for the performance or rendering of various types of work or services within and outside the Republic of Kazakhstan, the procedure for calculating and withholding income tax at source established by this article shall apply to each type of work or service separately. Each stage of work performed or services rendered by a non-resident within a single production and technological cycle shall be considered a separate type of work or service for the purposes of calculating and withholding income tax at source from the non-resident's income.In this case the total amount of the non-resident's income under the above-mentioned contract must be reasonably distributed between income received from the performance of work or the provision of services within and outside the Republic of Kazakhstan.For the purposes of applying the provisions of this paragraph, a non-resident shall be required to provide the recipient of services with copies of accounting documentation executed in accordance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and/or a foreign state, confirming the distribution of the total amount of the non-resident's income into income received from the performance of work and the provision of services in the Republic of Kazakhstan and income received from the performance of work and provision of services outside its territory. In the absence of such distribution or in the event of an unjustified distribution of the non-resident's income, resulting in an understatement of the amount of the non-resident's income taxable in the Republic of Kazakhstan in accordance with the provisions of this article, the total amount of the non-resident's income received under the above-mentioned contract from the performance of work and the provision of services both in the Republic of Kazakhstan and abroad shall be subject to taxation.  Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/kgd/press/news/details/1170342?lang=kk

On February 25, the Ambassador of Kazakhstan to Lebanon, Rasul Zhumaly, took part in a panel discussion among foreign policy experts held at one of Lebanon’s leading higher education institutions – the American University of Science and Technology.During the meeting, which focused on the topics “The Language of Diplomacy” and “The Role of Media in Politics,” the Ambassador spoke about Kazakhstan’s diplomatic achievements in foreign policy and provided substantive answers to questions from participating experts and university students. Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/mfa-beirut/press/news/details/1170359?lang=kk