All posts by: Lwortley

by in Uncategorized

News in Taxation in Kazakhstan 2026

Some News in Kazakh Taxation in 2026  Reference indicators for Kazakhstan as of 01 December, 2025 MCI (Monthly Calculation Index): 4,325 KZT Minimum wage: 85,000 KZT Kazakhstani progressive individual income tax rates Income up to 8,500 MCI is taxed at 10% Income exceeding 8,500 MCI is taxed at 15% The tax is calculated by applying […]

by in Uncategorized

Kazakhstan: When migration rules may harm business and why this will end in 2026

In 2024, Kazakhstan faced a telling situation: amendments to migration legislation that came into force on 28 May 2024 unexpectedly became a source of tax risks for foreign entrepreneurs. The problem was not the rules themselves, but how they were applied. Where the breakdown occurred Tax authorities began treating the absence of C5 business immigrant […]

by in Uncategorized

BSP’s Andreas Bitzi took part in the Kazakhstan Republic Day celebration in Bern, Switzerland

Kazakhstan’s Republic Day event in Bern. The event was organised by the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Switzerland. With Kyzylorda Philharmonic concert & dances. Great performance. Lovely people. Thanks to the Embassy of Kazakhstan in Switzerland for the invite to this great event and for bringing Kazakh culture closer to Switzerland. Happy belated Republic Day!  

by in Uncategorized

Business Solutions Partners took part in the Day of the German Economy in Almaty, Kazahkstan

Business Solutions Partners – BSP – took part in the Day of the Germany Economy in Almaty, organised by the German Chamber of Commerce Central Asia. The day offered a lot panel discussions, giving insights into economics and general development in the Central Asia region, from the local and the German perspective. Kazakhstan plays a […]

by in Uncategorized

Event with JCC in Zurich on sanctions, limitations on business, options for businesses.

JCC Roundtable on “Business Approaches in a Sanctions Landscape” in Zürich.   Practical insights into options businesses have, what legal framework they navigate in, how sanctions and countermeasures limit them.Bringing light into hot topics like: is it possible to continue, is leaving still possible and under what conditions? What are others doing, how and why? […]

by in Uncategorized

AHK Business Breakfast for General Directors

On 20.04.2023 general directors from the German-Russian Chamber of Commerce (AHK) member companies met for a business breakfast to discuss the situation on the Russian markets in various fields: logistics, marketing, IT, and others. The participants discussed the reality of doing business during the sanctions, exchanged their experience of compliance issues and new business opportunities. […]

by in Uncategorized

AHK Skills Club Event

On 17.04.2023, German-Russian Chamber of Commerce (AHK) members met for the first time for a newly created event format called AHK Skills. The format is aimed at sharing best practices and instruments for doing business more effective.  The first session was devoted to design thinking. Professor Dr. Ing. Manfred Esser from GET Information Technology Group […]