HOW WILL BUSINESS DEVELOP IN KAZAKHSTAN IN THE NEXT 3 YEARS
On January 1, 2020 for a period of three years, a moratorium on inspections, preventive control and supervision with visits to small entities, including micro-enterprises, came into force, reports primeminister.kz. In his message to the people of Kazakhstan, the Head of State K. Tokaev noted that effective small and medium business is a solid foundation for the development of the city and the village, which plays an important role in the socio-economic and political life of the country. The President pays special attention to supporting small and medium-sized businesses, the development of which will be changed from 2020.
According to the Ministry of National Economy, the moratorium does not apply to inspections aimed at preventing or eliminating violations that potentially pose a massive threat to the life and health of the population, the environment, the rule of law and public order, as well as a direct or immediate threat to the constitutional order and national security. In such cases, checks will be carried out based on the decision of the first head of the control and supervision body. In addition, inspections can be carried out if they were initiated by the entrepreneur in relation to his own activities, as well as on the grounds provided for by the Code of Criminal Procedure. It is worth noting that the moratorium does not apply to prosecutorial, customs, counter tax audits, certain types of thematic inspections, as well as subsoil user inspections, preventive surveillance with sanitary and epidemiological examination of products, preventive control and inspections of accreditation entities in the field of conformity assessment. The decree established that the moratorium does not apply to inspections and preventive control and supervision with visits that began in 2019. Subjects of private and state-owned enterprises belonging to the categories of small and micro-enterprises are subject to a moratorium. In the course of their activities, business entities must comply with the laws of the country, the rights and legitimate interests of individuals and legal entities, as well as ensure the safety and quality of goods, works, services in accordance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. These obligations must be observed by business entities also during the moratorium. Along with this, in the message of the Head of State dated September 2, 2019, only taxpayers applying special tax regimes and recognized by micro or small business entities are exempted from paying income tax for a period of three years. How many businessmen will be exempted from taxes? According to preliminary estimates, about 1.2 million taxpayers in the amount of more than 380 billion tenge will receive an exemption from income taxes. for a three year period. In order to improve the business climate in the country, the Government of Kazakhstan is systematically reforming the current legislation, improving the licensing system, simplifying business creation procedures, and optimizing state control and supervision activities. Thus, according to official statistics, for 9 months of 2019, the share of SMEs in GDP was 29.5%, which is 0.6% more compared to the same period in 2018 (January-September 2018 - 28.9%). In addition, in January-June 2019, the output of small and medium-sized enterprises amounted to 12,662.7 billion tenge. and increased in comparison with the corresponding period of 2018 by 10.8% (January-June 2018 -10 638 billion tenge). The number of registered SMEs as of December 1, 2019 amounted to 1.6 million units, this indicator is higher by 3.1% compared to the same period in 2018, the number of operating entities increased by 7.8%, amounting to 1.3 million. units.
ИСТОЧНИК:https://24.kz/ru/news/economyc/item/372719-kak-budet-razvivatsya-biznes-v-kazakhstane-v-blizhajshie-3-goda
ПЕРЕВОД СТАТЬИ:Мусладин Айдана
According to the Ministry of National Economy, the moratorium does not apply to inspections aimed at preventing or eliminating violations that potentially pose a massive threat to the life and health of the population, the environment, the rule of law and public order, as well as a direct or immediate threat to the constitutional order and national security. In such cases, checks will be carried out based on the decision of the first head of the control and supervision body. In addition, inspections can be carried out if they were initiated by the entrepreneur in relation to his own activities, as well as on the grounds provided for by the Code of Criminal Procedure. It is worth noting that the moratorium does not apply to prosecutorial, customs, counter tax audits, certain types of thematic inspections, as well as subsoil user inspections, preventive surveillance with sanitary and epidemiological examination of products, preventive control and inspections of accreditation entities in the field of conformity assessment. The decree established that the moratorium does not apply to inspections and preventive control and supervision with visits that began in 2019. Subjects of private and state-owned enterprises belonging to the categories of small and micro-enterprises are subject to a moratorium. In the course of their activities, business entities must comply with the laws of the country, the rights and legitimate interests of individuals and legal entities, as well as ensure the safety and quality of goods, works, services in accordance with the requirements of the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. These obligations must be observed by business entities also during the moratorium. Along with this, in the message of the Head of State dated September 2, 2019, only taxpayers applying special tax regimes and recognized by micro or small business entities are exempted from paying income tax for a period of three years. How many businessmen will be exempted from taxes? According to preliminary estimates, about 1.2 million taxpayers in the amount of more than 380 billion tenge will receive an exemption from income taxes. for a three year period. In order to improve the business climate in the country, the Government of Kazakhstan is systematically reforming the current legislation, improving the licensing system, simplifying business creation procedures, and optimizing state control and supervision activities. Thus, according to official statistics, for 9 months of 2019, the share of SMEs in GDP was 29.5%, which is 0.6% more compared to the same period in 2018 (January-September 2018 - 28.9%). In addition, in January-June 2019, the output of small and medium-sized enterprises amounted to 12,662.7 billion tenge. and increased in comparison with the corresponding period of 2018 by 10.8% (January-June 2018 -10 638 billion tenge). The number of registered SMEs as of December 1, 2019 amounted to 1.6 million units, this indicator is higher by 3.1% compared to the same period in 2018, the number of operating entities increased by 7.8%, amounting to 1.3 million. units.
ИСТОЧНИК:https://24.kz/ru/news/economyc/item/372719-kak-budet-razvivatsya-biznes-v-kazakhstane-v-blizhajshie-3-goda
ПЕРЕВОД СТАТЬИ:Мусладин Айдана