The basic goal of our economic policy remains unchanged – the qualitative and inclusive growth of the well-being of our citizens.
The priorities of the new economic course will be:
– stimulating private entrepreneurial initiative, that is, moving away from state capitalism and excessive state intervention in the economy;
– development of competition, that is, ensuring equal opportunities for all;
– fair distribution of national income.
Sustainable economic growth directly depends on a clear, predictable tax policy.
In order to reset fiscal regulation, a new Tax Code will be prepared in 2023.
Its most problematic block – tax administration – should be completely updated.
It is also necessary to ensure full digitalization of tax control, excluding any face-to-face interaction.
Another priority is to increase the effectiveness of tax incentives.
To do this, it is necessary to switch to differentiated tax rates in different sectors of the economy.
It is necessary to introduce mechanisms to reduce or exempt from corporate income tax on profits aimed at technological modernization and scientific research.
It will be necessary to simplify special tax regimes in order to minimize the temptations for tax evasion.
The new code should provide for the prevention of intentional fragmentation of organizations in order to reduce the tax burden.
For the development of civilized trade, it is necessary to expand the application of retail tax with adequate rates and simple procedures.
As part of the tax reform, it is important to consider the possibility of introducing a "luxury tax".
It will be charged for the purchase of expensive real estate, vehicles and will not affect the middle class.
Fees when buying cars. Everyone knows the problem with cars from some neighboring countries. They remain outside the legal field, posing a threat to public safety. It is necessary to take decisive measures to block all illegal channels of importation of cars from now on. At the same time, it is necessary to resolve the situation with such cars imported before September 1 of this year.
To legalize them, the President proposes to apply a single fee for disposal and primary registration in the amount not exceeding 200-250 thousand tenge on a one-time basis.
This measure should apply to cars that are not wanted and have passed customs "clearance".
"Indirect Tax Administration Department"
UGD in the Enbekshikazakh district