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Kazakhstan Tax Rates

Kazakhstan operates a flat 10% personal income tax rate, making it one of the most competitive in the region. The standard corporate tax rate is 20%, and VAT is 12%. As Central Asia's largest economy, Kazakhstan offers the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) with its own tax regime and English common law framework. Oil and gas extraction is a major revenue source, with subsoil users subject to special taxation.

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Top Income Tax Rate

10%

Corporate Tax Rate

20%

VAT / Sales Tax

12%

Capital Gains Tax

10%

Income Tax Brackets

Kazakhstan imposes a flat 10% personal income tax on all taxable income for residents. Non-residents are taxed at varying rates on Kazakhstan-sourced income: 20% on most income types, 15% on dividends, interest, and royalties. The flat rate system is simple to administer and competitive regionally.

Income RangeTax Rate
₸0+10%

Corporate Tax

Kazakhstan's standard corporate income tax rate is 20%. Subsoil users (oil, gas, mining companies) are subject to additional taxes including excess profit tax. Agricultural producers may benefit from a simplified special tax regime. The AIFC offers a 0% corporate income tax rate for qualified participants until 2066.

Standard Rate

20%

Capital Gains Tax

Capital gains for individuals are included in taxable income at the flat 10% rate. Corporate capital gains are taxed at the standard 20% rate. Gains on the sale of securities that are listed and meet certain conditions may be exempt.

Rate

10%

VAT / Sales Tax

Kazakhstan's VAT is levied at 12% on the supply of goods and services. Exempt supplies include financial services, medical services, education, and residential property sales. The 12% rate is competitive within the region.

Standard Rate

12%

Cryptocurrency Tax

Kazakhstan has introduced regulations for cryptocurrency mining, requiring licensing and imposing fees on electricity used for mining. Income from crypto trading by individuals would be subject to the flat 10% income tax. Kazakhstan became a major Bitcoin mining hub after China's mining ban in 2021.

No crypto taxTreatment: Subject to income tax; mining regulated

Tax Treaties

Kazakhstan has approximately 55 double taxation agreements, reflecting its strategic position between Europe and Asia and its significant foreign investment in extractive industries.

Treaty Network

55

Double taxation agreements

Major treaty partners:

RussiaChinaGermanyUnited KingdomTurkeyUnited StatesSouth KoreaFrance

Key Details

Tax AuthorityState Revenue Committee, Ministry of Finance
Fiscal YearJanuary 1 - December 31
Tax SystemFlat
CurrencyKazakhstani Tenge (₸)
Filing DeadlineMarch 31 (annual tax return for certain categories of taxpayers)
Residency RuleAn individual present in Kazakhstan for 183 days or more in a calendar year is a tax resident. Residents are taxed on worldwide income.
Last Updated2026-01-28

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Annual Savings

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US Citizens: Important Note

US citizens are taxed on worldwide income regardless of residence. You'll still need to file US taxes, though the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion and Foreign Tax Credit may reduce your liability.

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