E-invoicing compliance and regulatory updates - Kazakhstan

Electronic Invoicing in Kazakhstan

Is e-invoicing mandatory in Kazakhstan ?

E-invoicing is mandatory in Kazakhstan.

Who is affected?

E-invoicing applies to all legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, and non-residents with branches.

Compliance requirements

Taxpayers must issue e-invoices in XML format and sign them with an electronic signature. All invoices must be validated by the Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS). A unique registration number is assigned by the EIIS. After validation of the invoice content, EIIS automatically shares the e-invoice with the buyer in EIIS-platform.


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Electronic Invoicing in Kazakhstan

Is e-invoicing mandatory in Kazakhstan ?

E-invoicing is mandatory in Kazakhstan.

Who is affected?

E-invoicing applies to all legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, and non-residents with branches.

Compliance requirements

Taxpayers must issue e-invoices in XML format and sign them with an electronic signature. All invoices must be validated by the Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS). A unique registration number is assigned by the EIIS. After validation of the invoice content, EIIS automatically shares the e-invoice with the buyer in EIIS-platform.


Want to learn more about e-Invoicing compliance?

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

Key Deadlines 

  • No upcoming deadlines

Standards & Platforms  

Platform

Kazakhstan uses the Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS) as the national platform.

What formats are required in Kazakhstan?

Electronic invoices must be issued in XML format, according to the EIIS platform requirements.

Archiving in Kazakhstan

What are the archiving requirements in Kazakhstan?

The storage period of invoices in Kazakhstan is seven years. All electronic invoices are stored for this period within the Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS). VAT electronic invoices must be archived electronically in Kazakhstan.

Legal invoice:

  • For suppliers: A legal invoice is an XML-format invoice signed with an e-signature, validated and transmitted by the EIIS platform.
  • For buyers: A legal invoice is the validated XML-format invoice received through the EIIS.

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Key Actions  

Ensure compliance: Be prepared to issue and receive e-invoices through the EIIS platform

Kazakhstani e-invoicing and archiving requirements at a glance:

Requirement Status   Timeline  
B2G Mandatory Since 2019
B2B Mandatory Since 2019

 

Supplier requirement: Kazakhstani suppliers must issue XML e-invoices, sign them electronically, and validate and transmit them through the EIIS.

Buyer requirement: Kazakhstani buyers must receive validated e-invoices from the EIIS-platform.

Archiving requirement: E-invoices must be stored electronically for seven years.

Electronic Invoicing in Kazakhstan

Is e-invoicing mandatory in Kazakhstan ?

E-invoicing is mandatory in Kazakhstan.

Who is affected?

E-invoicing applies to all legal entities, individual entrepreneurs, and non-residents with branches.

Compliance requirements

Taxpayers must issue e-invoices in XML format and sign them with an electronic signature. All invoices must be validated by the Electronic Invoicing Information System (EIIS). A unique registration number is assigned by the EIIS. After validation of the invoice content, EIIS automatically shares the e-invoice with the buyer in EIIS-platform.


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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