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    The Department of State Revenue for the city of Almaty of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan is a territorial body of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan, authorized to perform the functions of state administration and control in the field of customs affairs, to ensure the completeness and timeliness of tax receipts, customs and other mandatory payments to the budget.

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    THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE REVENUES FOR THE CITY OF ALMATY ANNOUNCES THE LAUNCH OF AN INTERNAL ANALYSIS OF CORRUPTION RISKS

    THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE REVENUES FOR THE CITY OF ALMATY ANNOUNCES THE LAUNCH OF AN INTERNAL ANALYSIS OF CORRUPTION RISKS Starting from 31 March 2026, the Department of State Revenues for the city of Almaty will begin conducting an internal analysis of corruption risks within its activities. We invite representatives of the business community, public organizations, and all interested citizens to take an active part in this initiative. We welcome your proposals in areas such as the identification and elimination of corruption risks in regulatory legal acts governing the activities of state revenue authorities (tax and customs services), as well as the identification of risks in the organizational and managerial activities of the department. We accept proposals until 15 April 2026 via email at [email protected] or by office phone 8 (727) 270-07-30. Your contribution will help make the work of the state revenue authorities more transparent and effective.

    March 31, 2026 – April 15, 2026On-site
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    LIVE STREAM OF THE GIVEAWAY RESULTS!

    The giveaway of valuable prizes for residents of Almaty has been completed. Period: from 25 December 2025 to 22 March 2026 Results: — Participants: 9,689 — Receipts scanned: 155,084 2 April | 12:00 The live stream will take place on the pages @amianapp and @mkdalmaty_dgdalmaty Winners will be selected randomly. Everything will be conducted transparently and live — join in and follow the results!

    April 2, 2026On-site
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    EXTENDED MEETING ON CORRUPTION PREVENTION

    On September 11, 2026, A.S. Omarov, Ethics Commissioner of the State Revenue Department for Almaty, and E.A. Zholshibekov, Head of the Internal Investigations Division of the Human Resources Department, held an extended meeting on corruption prevention and compliance with the standards of official ethics. The meeting was attended by heads of district State Revenue Offices, structural divisions of the Department, and customs posts. E.A. Zholshibekov delivered a report on anti-corruption issues. During the meeting, issues related to the prevention of corruption offenses, strengthening of control, prevention of corruption risks, and increasing the responsibility of managers and employees were considered. Ethics Commissioner A.S. Omarov emphasized the need for all employees to strictly comply with the standards of official ethics and anti-corruption restrictions both during and outside working hours. Particular attention was drawn to the inadmissibility of actions and conduct that may negatively affect the authority of a civil servant and the reputation of the civil service. Following the meeting, heads of structural divisions were instructed to strengthen preventive work aimed at combating corruption, ensure that the requirements of anti-corruption legislation and standards of official ethics are communicated to all employees, and take the necessary measures to prevent manifestations of corruption.

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    Individual Income and Property Declaration (Form 270.00)

    The Individual Income and Property Declaration (Form 270.00) must be filed by citizens of the Republic of Kazakhstan and individuals who are residents of the Republic of Kazakhstan if they meet at least one of the following criteria: persons who, in accordance with the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Combating Corruption,” are required to file an income and property declaration; major participants of banks, insurance (reinsurance) organizations, and investment portfolio managers in accordance with the Laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Banks and Banking Activities in the Republic of Kazakhstan,” “On Insurance Activities,” and “On the Securities Market,” as well as their spouses who are residents of the Republic of Kazakhstan; heads, founders (participants) of legal entities who own more than 10% of the participation interest in the charter capital (shares of joint-stock companies), as well as their spouses who are residents of the Republic of Kazakhstan, except for founders (participants) of non-profit organizations; persons engaged in private practice; persons who, during the reporting tax period, received income subject to independent taxation by the individual, except for income from entrepreneurial activities; persons who, as of December 31 of the reporting tax period, have funds in bank accounts with foreign banks located outside the Republic of Kazakhstan, in an aggregate amount exceeding 1,000 times the monthly calculation index (MCI); persons who, as of December 31 of the reporting tax period, own property located outside the Republic of Kazakhstan; persons who own digital assets; persons who, during the reporting tax period, acquired property with a value exceeding 20,000 times the MCI; persons who submitted an application to a tax agent for the application of tax deductions in the form of a preliminary amount of other deductions. The Individual Income and Property Declaration (Form 270.00) must be submitted no later than September 15 of the year following the reporting tax period.

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    VEHICLE TAX

    As of 2026, amendments to the Tax Code concerning the taxation of vehicles have entered into force. In particular: The procedure for calculating tax on passenger cars has been amended: a 0.7 adjustment coefficient applies to vehicles that have been in operation for more than 10 years; a 0.5 adjustment coefficient applies to vehicles that have been in operation for more than 20 years. Accordingly, the tax on vehicles that have been in operation for more than 10 years is reduced by 30 percent, while the tax on vehicles that have been in operation for more than 20 years is reduced by 50 percent. In addition, one pickup-type vehicle owned by a peasant or farm enterprise is exempt from vehicle tax. Furthermore, pickups, jeeps, limousines and vans of categories C and D are now classified under the respective vehicle categories, and the provisions for calculating tax based on engine displacement have been removed for these vehicles. Going forward, the tax on such vehicles will be calculated in accordance with their respective category. The increased tax rates previously applied to vehicles with an engine displacement of more than 3,000 cubic centimetres, manufactured in the Republic of Kazakhstan or imported into the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan after 31 December 2013, have also been abolished. Given that vehicle tax is calculated for the preceding tax period, the above provisions will apply to the calculation of tax for 2026, which will be payable in 2027.

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    Online Tax Services: SRC Portal Features

    As a reminder, many tax services are available online through the State Revenue Committee Portal at portal.kgd.gov.kz, eliminating the need to visit state revenue offices in person. On the portal, you can verify information regarding taxpayers, counterparties, VAT payers, tax regimes, cash register registrations, and other essential data. Tax debt checks are also available, allowing users to view outstanding liabilities, check upcoming payments, and pay taxes online. Additionally, the SRC Portal features tax calculators, tax reporting forms, tax applications, and answers to frequently asked questions. For the convenience of citizens and businesses, an online queue reservation service is also provided. If you have comments or suggestions regarding the portal’s services, you can leave feedback using the QR codes provided on the website. Make full use of the SRC's electronic services.

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    Meeting of the Ethics Commissioner on Civil Service Ethics and Anti-Corruption Legislatio

    On September 2, 2026, A.S. Omarov, Ethics Commissioner of the State Revenue Department for Almaty, held a meeting with employees of the Department and its structural divisions. During the meeting, particular attention was paid to compliance by civil servants with the standards of official ethics and anti-corruption legislation. Employees were informed about the main anti-corruption restrictions and requirements, as well as liability for their violation. Particular attention was paid to the prohibition, established as part of anti-corruption restrictions, on civil servants participating in gambling and betting. In addition, the participants were informed about the measures taken by the state revenue authorities to prevent manifestations of corruption, reduce corruption risks, and promote the principles of integrity and responsibility in the civil service. Following the meeting, employees were given appropriate instructions to strictly comply with the standards of official ethics and anti-corruption restrictions, as well as to prevent any manifestations of corruption in the course of their official duties.

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    Can the Provisions of an International Treaty Be Applied on the Basis of a Certificate of Residence Issued Electronically by the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation?

    A tax agent has the right to apply the provisions of an international treaty on the basis of an electronic document confirming the residence of a non-resident, provided that such document is available on the official internet resource of the competent authority of a foreign state. In accordance with paragraphs 3 and 4 of Article 666 of the Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan, a tax agent has the right to independently apply an exemption from taxation when paying income to a non-resident or when deducting accrued but unpaid income of a non-resident. This right may be exercised subject to the following conditions: the non-resident is the final, i.e. beneficial, recipient of the income; the non-resident is a resident of a country with which the Republic of Kazakhstan has concluded an international treaty; the non-resident has provided the tax agent with a document confirming its residence. The final, or beneficial, recipient of income means a person who has the right to own, use and dispose of the income and is not an intermediary in respect of such income, including an agent or nominee holder. An international treaty may be applied provided that the non-resident has submitted to the tax agent a document confirming its residence. Such document must be submitted no later than the earlier of the following dates: March 31 of the year following the tax period in which the income was paid to the non-resident or the accrued but unpaid income of the non-resident was deducted; No later than five business days before completion of the tax audit concerning the fulfilment of the tax obligation for income tax withheld at the source of payment for the tax period in which the income was paid to the non-resident. The audit completion date is determined in accordance with the audit order. According to Article 675 of the Tax Code, a document confirming the residence of a non-resident is an official document confirming that the non-resident receiving the income is a resident of a state with which the Republic of Kazakhstan has concluded an international treaty. Such document may be provided in one of the following forms: the original certified by the competent authority of the foreign state of which the non-resident is a resident; a notarized copy of the original document; a paper copy of an electronic document confirming the residence of the non-resident that is available on the official internet resource of the competent authority of the foreign state. In the cases established by law, the signature of an official and the seal of the competent authority or of a foreign notary must be legalized in accordance with the procedure established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. At the same time, legalization is not required if: the document confirming the residence of the non-resident is available on the official internet resource of the competent authority of the foreign state; another procedure for certifying the authenticity of the signature and seal is provided for by an international treaty of the Republic of Kazakhstan; another procedure has been established between the authorized body and the competent authority of the foreign state within the framework of a mutual agreement procedure; another procedure is provided for by a decision of a body of the Eurasian Economic Union. A non-resident is recognized as a resident of the relevant state for the period specified in the document confirming residence. If the residence period is not specified in the document, the non-resident is recognized as a resident of that state during the calendar year in which the document was issued or made available on the official internet resource of the competent authority of the foreign state. According to information from the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation, since January 16, 2018, the official website of the Federal Tax Service of the Russian Federation has provided the electronic service “Confirmation of the Status of a Tax Resident of the Russian Federation.” This service makes it possible to obtain a document confirming the status of a tax resident of the Russian Federation in electronic form. In addition, through a special section of the service, any user can verify the authenticity of the issued certificate without registration or authentication. Thus, a tax agent has the right to apply the provisions of an international treaty on the basis of an electronic document confirming the residence of a non-resident, provided that such document is available on the official internet resource of the competent authority of the foreign state.

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