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Individual entrepreneurs under a special tax regime. Users of the special mobile application for entrepreneurial activity. Individuals to whose accounts payments from entrepreneurial activity are received. Second-tier banks and organizations engaged in certain types of banking operations. Employers and companies settling with self-employed individuals and individual entrepreneurs via transfers to personal accounts. Companies engaging contractors under contracts for the paid provision of services with payment to a bank card.
The rules and deadlines for second-tier banks and organizations engaged in certain types of banking operations to submit data to the state revenue authorities on the total amounts of payments received for a calendar month to the accounts of individuals, individual entrepreneurs under a special tax regime, and users of the special mobile application are set out in a revised edition. The transfer is carried out monthly, no later than the 5th day of the following month via an open API in XML format, and in the absence of integration, via a secure sftp server according to the list formed by the State Revenue Committee on the 1st day. The basis for the transfer is the payer's consent to the disclosure of bank secrecy, signed in the special mobile application with an electronic digital signature. Amounts for which data is already received in the special mobile application are excluded from the transfer. We separately note a related change: starting from November 10, 2026, the threshold for detecting entrepreneurial income on personal accounts has been increased - according to source reports, up to 1,557,000 tenge. This is a separate act, and its requisites require separate verification.
Effective from November 23, 2026.
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