Kazakhstan Businesses: Avoid Losing Sole Proprietor Status by February 28
Sole proprietors and legal entities in Kazakhstan must notify tax authorities about their chosen tax regime by February 28, 2026, to avoid automatic changes.
Sole proprietors and legal entities in Kazakhstan must notify tax authorities about their chosen tax regime by February 28, 2026, to avoid automatic changes.
A former district mayor, previously investigated for bribery, is now spearheading an ambitious golf club development worth 18 billion tenge in Kokshetau.
Renowned singer Dilnaz Akhmadieva emphasizes the importance of knowing the Kazakh language, especially for those in customer service roles.
A sudden strong wind and striking cloud formations surprised Almaty residents, sparking discussions online about the unusual weather phenomenon.
A Kazakh city council deputy and president of a state-owned airport reported significant personal earnings despite the airport operating at a loss.
New regulations and limits for hunting in Kazakhstan raise questions about the future of bird and animal populations, with specific concerns for saiga and wolves.
Aktau residents are experiencing delays in receiving paper utility bills for January. The local utility provider is addressing the issue with a new contractor.
Kazakhstan and Russia are holding joint air defense drills from February 20 to March 10 to enhance operational readiness and airspace security.
A Shymkent court has sentenced 10 individuals for operating a financial pyramid scheme that defrauded citizens of over 600 million tenge (approximately $1.3 million).
Kazakhstan's Ministry of Labor clarifies that social assistance is not automatically granted to all applicants, emphasizing specific eligibility criteria.
Jiyesbek Orunbasarov has been appointed as the new General Director of 'Bolashak Operating', a subsidiary of KazMunayGas, overseeing significant exploration and production projects.
A samurai sword and a decorated leather belt, confiscated from Karim Masimov's estate, fetched significantly higher prices at an electronic auction.
The Kazakh tenge experienced a notable decline against the US dollar on February 20th, with exchange rates significantly increasing on the stock exchange.
Kazakhstan introduces saiga antelope meat as a new, affordable protein source, priced significantly lower than beef and undergoing strict safety checks.
New geological surveys reveal over 1 billion tons of potential oil and gas in southern Kazakhstan, boosting the nation's energy future and attracting foreign investment.
A family dynasty holds key leadership positions at a university in Kazakhstan's capital, with their combined monthly salaries reaching a significant sum.
Rising inflation and falling real incomes are causing Kazakh citizens to deposit less money into bank accounts, according to the Kazakhstan Deposit Insurance Fund.
Kazakhstan's Minister of Education, Zhyldyz Suleimenova, addressed concerns regarding private schools, emphasizing adherence to legal standards and quality education.
Kazakhstan is projected to enter the top 50 largest economies globally by 2026, based on GDP, according to a new analysis.
Mongolia is set to distribute 60% of its natural resource revenue directly to citizens, a move sparking discussion in neighboring countries.
Potential buyers are showing interest in acquiring the former Asia Auto plant in Kazakhstan, which has faced significant legal and financial challenges.
An investigation reveals widespread fraud in Kazakhstan's private and public schools, with millions of dollars allegedly siphoned off despite per-student funding initiatives.
A heated debate is underway in Kazakhstan regarding alimony payments, with fathers seeking transparency in how funds are spent and mothers arguing the amounts are often inadequate.
Once a renowned Soviet-era health retreat, Kazakhstan's Kapal-Arasan resort is on the brink of disappearing, with plans for revitalization underway.