Kyrgyzstan Tax Rates
Kyrgyzstan operates a flat 10% personal income tax rate and a 10% corporate tax rate, with VAT at 12%. The country has one of the lowest tax burdens in Central Asia. Tax administration is handled by the State Tax Service. Kyrgyzstan is a member of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), affecting its customs and trade tax policies.
Top Income Tax Rate
10%
Corporate Tax Rate
10%
VAT / Sales Tax
12%
Capital Gains Tax
10%
Detailed Tax Information
Income Tax Brackets
Kyrgyzstan imposes a flat 10% personal income tax. Residents are taxed on worldwide income while non-residents are taxed on Kyrgyz-sourced income. The flat rate system is simple and competitive.
| Income Range | Tax Rate |
|---|---|
| сом 0+ | 10% |
Corporate Tax
Kyrgyzstan's corporate income tax rate is 10%, one of the lowest in the region. Mining companies (gold mining) pay a profit-based tax of 0-12% depending on gold prices. Free Economic Zones offer tax holidays.
Standard Rate
10%
Capital Gains Tax
Capital gains are included in taxable income at the flat 10% rate for individuals and 10% corporate rate for companies.
Rate
10%
VAT / Sales Tax
Kyrgyzstan's VAT is 12% on the supply of goods and services. Exempt supplies include financial services, education, healthcare, and residential rent.
Standard Rate
12%
Cryptocurrency Tax
Kyrgyzstan has not introduced specific cryptocurrency tax legislation. Crypto mining exists due to cheap electricity but lacks formal regulation. Income from crypto could be subject to the flat 10% income tax under general principles.
Tax Treaties
Kyrgyzstan has approximately 30 double taxation agreements.
Treaty Network
30
Double taxation agreements
Major treaty partners:
Key Details
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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.
