
The State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan informs that from April 30, 2022 to December 31, 2022, a Pilot project on the traceability of socially significant food products (and coal) was launched based on the information system of electronic invoices. All distributors of socially significant food products must: 1. register in the information system of electronic invoices on the portal esf.gov.kz; 2. issue electronic invoices in the electronic invoice information system on the esf.gov.kz portal or in the ESF IS mobile application when selling goods (except for retail sales to individuals); 3. provide a cash register receipt when making cash settlements, including when selling retail to individuals. Socially significant food products include: white sugar - granulated sugar sunflower oil wheat flour of the first grade chicken meat (femur and tibia with adjacent pulp) wheat bread from flour of the first grade (shaped) beef (shoulder-chest part with bones) cones (by weight) milk 2.5% fat in soft packaging buckwheat groats (unground, by weight) kefir 2.5% fat in soft packaging polished rice (round-grain, by weight) butter (unsalted, not less than 72.5% fat, without fillers and vegetable fats) potato carrot chicken egg (category I) onion edible salt white cabbage cottage cheese: 5 - 9% fat The Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan "On Administrative Offenses" provides for liability (Articles 280-1, 284 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) for a taxpayer not issuing an ESF up to 40 MCI (122,520 tenge), issuing an ESF with a violation of the deadline up to 20 MCI (61,260 tenge) and not issuing a control check cash register up to 30 MCI (91,890 tenge) for small businesses.