Treasury Block covers issues related to the refund of state duties, procedures for paying taxes and other mandatory payments to the budget, as well as the fulfillment of obligations by government institutions. Below are answers to frequently asked questions from citizens and organizations within the scope of the state treasury authorities.
Where should a payer apply for a refund of a state duty paid for an unreceived public service related to the issuance of a state registration number plate, in cases of an erroneous payment or when the desired registration number is already occupied?
Answer:
To obtain a refund of the state duty, the payer must first contact the Administrative Police Department at the place where the state duty was paid and obtain a certificate confirming that the public service was not actually provided. After receiving the certificate, the payer must submit an application for a refund of the paid state duty through the Taxpayer's Cabinet.
How can an erroneously or excessively paid state duty be refunded?
Answer:
The refund of a state duty is processed through the Taxpayer's Cabinet, as well as through electronic public service platforms, including the Unified E-Government Portal and the mobile applications e-Salyk and eGov Mobile.
What payment details should be indicated when paying taxes and other mandatory payments to the state budget in the national currency (tenge)?
Answer:
When making payments of taxes and other mandatory payments to the state budget, the following details must be specified in the payment documents:
Is there a guarantee that the obligations of a government institution will be fully fulfilled after a contract has been concluded?
Answer:
In accordance with the budget legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan, civil law transactions of government institutions enter into force only after their mandatory registration with the State Treasury authorities, except for transactions that are not subject to registration. Such registration is carried out in accordance with the financing plan for obligations for the relevant fiscal year.
The obligation of a government institution to make payment under a civil law contract for the procurement of goods, works, or services arises after an authorized representative of the institution signs the relevant document (delivery note, certificate of completion of works, or certificate of services rendered) established by the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan and confirming the actual delivery of goods, performance of works, or provision of services.
Based on the above, government institutions assume and fulfill their obligations in accordance with the budget legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan.