

Accounting & Tax Compliance Services
Accounting & Tax Compliance Services in Kazakhstan
Background
Kazakhstan offers a transparent and business-friendly environment for entrepreneurs, with streamlined procedures for tax and accounting compliance. However, the responsibility for accurate bookkeeping and timely tax reporting lies entirely with the company. Even minor mistakes can lead to fines or legal consequences.
Our team provides a full range of accounting and reporting services for businesses operating in Kazakhstan — whether under the general tax regime or the special tax regime. We help clients stay fully compliant, optimize their tax burden, and avoid common financial and legal risks.
Our Services
Service |
Description |
Bookkeeping |
Processing of primary documents, income and expense accounting |
Tax Accounting |
Calculation and submission of tax reports |
Payroll & HR |
Employment contracts, payroll calculation, taxes, and deductions |
Statistical Reporting |
Preparation and submission of required reports to government authorities |
Consultations |
Advisory on tax, financial, and regulatory issues |
Pricing Plans
Plan |
Transactions/Month |
General Regime (No VAT) |
General Regime (With VAT) |
Special Tax Regime (STR, Retail Tax) |
Start |
Up to 10 |
$200 |
$300 |
$150 |
Business |
Up to 30 |
$290 |
$390 |
$195 |
Optimal |
Up to 50 |
$385 |
$480 |
$240 |
Premium |
Over 50 |
$480 |
$600 |
$290 |
*Note: Final pricing may vary depending on the complexity and volume of additional services.
Work Format
- Document submission — electronically or physically, as preferred by the client
- Reporting — according to agreed schedule
- Support — advisory and Q&A during business hours
- Adjustments — updates according to legal and tax regulation changes
Common Risks of Lacking Proper Accounting
1. Late reporting → fines, bank account blocking
2. Errors in declarations → tax audits, adjustments
3. Incorrect tax regime → loss of benefits, penalties
4. Violation of cash handling rules → administrative penalties
5. Payroll miscalculations → underpaid taxes, legal risks
6. Missing primary documents → inability to confirm expenses
7. Depreciation errors → overpaid profit taxes
8. Lack of inventory control → discrepancies during inspections