A working meeting was held at the Department of State Revenues in Almaty Region

On December 8, SDD in Almaty region within the framework of the Concept of "hear the state: from words to action", held a working meeting of the "Face-to-man" the head of the State Revenue Department of Almaty region Dynbaev Syrym Amangeldievich and active public representative, Internet user Mukashev Adil Edilovich.

The purpose of the meeting was to discuss problematic issues and develop effective solutions to eliminate administrative barriers that most often arise among the population when paying taxes on transport, land and property.

As S. Dynbaev noted during the meeting, in order to provide the state with stable tax revenues, it is necessary to create conditions for the development of business by reducing time and financial costs and stimulating respectable taxpayers. Therefore, great emphasis in the work is paid to the provision of public services.

S.Dynbaev noted that today the State Revenue authorities is 42 types of public services. Since the beginning of the year, 97% of public services have been provided in electronic form.

As part of the digitalization and automation of public services since December last year implemented a mobile application "Tax wallet" on the service «e-Salyq», which simplified the process of paying taxes. This very convenient service allows you to exclude incorrect payments, reduce time and eliminate the cost of commission to banks.

Since the beginning of the year tax amnesty acts, extending to individuals. The main condition is the payment of the principal amount of the property tax, land tax and vehicle tax. In the case of repayment of principal - the penalty is deducted.

To date, 228.0 thousand citizens of the Almaty region have tax debts on transport, property and land for a total of 3,116.0 million tenge.

And we urge everyone to take advantage of the tax amnesty, which will end on December 31 of this year.

In addition, the creation of contact centers simplify the process of obtaining advice. Any taxpayer can seek advice by calling 1414, or by phone 8/7282/601197.