The committee noted that changes have been made to the current Tax Code following the directive from the head of state, which states that individuals and legal entities will not be required to pay for the use of specially protected natural areas starting from July of this year.
The Committee for State Revenues clarified that the draft of the new Tax Code excludes the fees for outdoor (visual) advertising and the fees for licenses to engage in certain types of activities from the list of mandatory payments. As a result, entrepreneurs (legal entities and individual entrepreneurs) will not have to pay these fees to the budget when placing advertisements or using licenses for specific activities (such as the storage and sale of alcoholic products and other types of activities).
The draft of the new Tax Code is currently under consideration in the Mazhilis of Parliament. The implementation of the Tax Code is scheduled for 2026.