Source-cited draft: personal income tax for Kazakhstan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Personal income tax rates and thresholds (2025) | For tax year 2025 Kazakhstan applies a flat 10% personal income tax (PIT) on resident individuals' taxable income, with a higher flat rate for most non-resident income. Most employment income is withheld at source by the employer. | |
| Resident PIT rate | 10% (flat) on taxable incomeTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| Non-resident PIT rate on employment income | 10% on Kazakhstan-source employment incomeTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| Non-resident withholding on other income (general) | 20% on Kazakhstan-source income other than employment (e.g. management/consulting fees), unless reduced by treatyTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| PIT rate on dividends (resident individual) | 5% (where conditions met) up to a cap; otherwise generally 10%-15%Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| Standard personal deduction | 14 MCI per month (14 x KZT 3,932 = KZT 55,048 per month in 2025)Tax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan | |
| Mandatory pension contributions (OPV) deductible from PIT base |
For tax year 2025 Kazakhstan applies a flat 10% personal income tax (PIT) on resident individuals' taxable income, with a higher flat rate for most non-resident income. Most employment income is withheld at source by the employer.
Other Kazakhstan computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Employee OPV of 10% is deducted before calculating the PIT baseTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| Medical insurance contribution (VOSMS) deductible from PIT base | Employee VOSMS of 2% is deducted before calculating the PIT baseLaw on Mandatory Social Health Insurance |
| Tax-free threshold | No general tax-free band; relief is given via the 14 MCI standard deduction plus mandatory-contribution deductionsTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| Tax residence test | An individual is resident if present in Kazakhstan at least 183 days in any consecutive 12-month period ending in the tax year, or has a centre of vital interests in KazakhstanTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| Employer withholding | Employers withhold PIT monthly at source and remit it; most employees with only employment income need not file an annual declarationTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| Annual declaration filing deadline (where required) | 31 March of the year following the reporting yearTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
| Self-assessed PIT payment deadline (where a declaration is filed) | Within 10 calendar days after the declaration filing deadlineTax Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan |
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