E-invoicing compliance and regulatory updates - Kazakhstan

Electronic Invoicing Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is one of the pioneers of e-invoicing in Central Asia. From July 2014, issuing electronic invoices was allowed on a voluntary basis and later fully implemented in 2016.

The system is based on a clearance model where taxpayers must validate their invoices before the public platform - Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS) before distributing them to recipients.

Electronic invoices must be issued in the XML format and signed with an e-signature by the supplier. The invoice will be issued and sent to the buyer once the EIIS appoints a unique registration number to the e-invoice. Issued electronic invoices will be archived in the EIIS.

In January 2019, e-invoicing was made mandatory for all taxpayers selling goods and providing services.

Want to learn more about e-Invoicing compliance?

Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.

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Electronic Invoicing Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is one of the pioneers of e-invoicing in Central Asia. From July 2014, issuing electronic invoices was allowed on a voluntary basis and later fully implemented in 2016.

The system is based on a clearance model where taxpayers must validate their invoices before the public platform - Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS) before distributing them to recipients.

Electronic invoices must be issued in the XML format and signed with an e-signature by the supplier. The invoice will be issued and sent to the buyer once the EIIS appoints a unique registration number to the e-invoice. Issued electronic invoices will be archived in the EIIS.

In January 2019, e-invoicing was made mandatory for all taxpayers selling goods and providing services.

Want to learn more about e-Invoicing compliance?

Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.

Download now

Archiving

The storage period of invoices in is Kazakhstan 7 years. All electronic invoices are stored for this period within the The Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS).

VAT Electronic invoices must be archived electronically in Kazakhstan.

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Basware Services

Our standard offering could be affected by the current e-invoicing mandate in Kazakhstan, consult our experts.

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Interoperability

Basware currently has no connections to any interoperability partners in Kazakhstan.

Our advice

Our standard offering could be affected by the current e-invoicing mandate in Kazakhstan, consult our experts.

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Electronic Invoicing Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan is one of the pioneers of e-invoicing in Central Asia. From July 2014, issuing electronic invoices was allowed on a voluntary basis and later fully implemented in 2016.

The system is based on a clearance model where taxpayers must validate their invoices before the public platform - Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS) before distributing them to recipients.

Electronic invoices must be issued in the XML format and signed with an e-signature by the supplier. The invoice will be issued and sent to the buyer once the EIIS appoints a unique registration number to the e-invoice. Issued electronic invoices will be archived in the EIIS.

In January 2019, e-invoicing was made mandatory for all taxpayers selling goods and providing services.

Want to learn more about e-Invoicing compliance?

Download our Global e-invoicing and Tax Compliance fact sheet here for more information.

Download now