Republic of Kazakhstan Tax Administration Reform and Modernization : Volume 2. Tax Strategy Paper
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BORROWINGCONSULTING FIRM
MACROECONOMIC STABILITY
CPI
TAXPAYER SERVICE
CURRENT ACCOUNT
OIL PRICES
INVESTIGATOR
RETURN
TAX
INCOME
CHECKS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
CORPORATE INCOME TAX
POLICE
WORK FORCE
ETHIC
FISCAL SURPLUSES
JOB TRAINING
POSSESSION
INFORMATION SYSTEM
INVESTIGATION
BUSINESS PRACTICES
RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS
CONTINGENCIES
WAGES
EARNINGS
AUDITORS
INVESTIGATORS
TRAINING WORKSHOP
TAXPAYER SERVICES
RESPONSIBILITIES
REFORM PROGRAM
MINISTERS
MINISTER
AUDIT TRAILS
CRIME
PRODUCTIVITY
DISPUTE RESOLUTION
COLLUSION
JUDICIARY
ABUSE
TAX RATES
VALUE ADDED TAXES
TAXPAYERS
RECORD KEEPING
FRAUD
COMPLIANCE COST
RISK ASSESSMENTS
INTERNATIONAL PRICE
CORRUPT PRACTICES
CRIMINAL
RED TAPE
COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY
INDEBTEDNESS
FISCAL SURPLUS
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
BUDGET PLANNING
DIVIDENDS
CREDIBILITY
PUBLIC SPENDING
COMPLAINTS
EQUIPMENT
TRAINING PROGRAMS
INTERNAL AUDIT
TRANSPARENCY
TAXATION
DEBT SUSTAINABILITY
CONFIDENCE
ARREARS
ENTERPRISE PERFORMANCE
VALUABLE
CURRICULUM
JURISDICTIONS
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
OUTSOURCING
BRIBERY
FISCAL POLICY
TAX LEGISLATION
INTERNAL CONTROL
TAX BASE
BUDGET SURPLUS
OFFENSES
FISCAL EFFORT
TAX ASSESSMENT
PUBLIC OFFICIALS
HUMAN RESOURCE
BUSINESS OPERATIONS
LIQUIDATION
TAX STRUCTURE
EDUCATION PROGRAM
TAX CODE
TAX OBLIGATIONS
AUDITOR
REALISTIC BUDGET
JURISDICTION
COLLECTION PROCEDURES
TAX REFORMS
SAVINGS
PENALTIES
DEBT
PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
TAX AVOIDANCE
ENFORCEMENT MECHANISM
UNEMPLOYMENT
CORRUPT
CORRUPTION INVESTIGATION
ACCOUNTING
CONFIDENTIALITY
INFLATION
RETURNS
TAX LAWS
PROSECUTIONS
TRANSACTION
ECONOMIC MANAGEMENT
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
CURRENCY
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
EQUIPMENTS
TAX ADMINISTRATION
RISK ASSESSMENT
AUDIT TRAIL
EXCISE TAXES
LEADERSHIP
ETHICS
BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS
TAX SYSTEM
TAX POLICY
RISK MANAGEMENT
TAX REFORM
TAX OFFICES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BRIBES
INVESTIGATIONS
INTEGRITY
TAX REPORTING
SENIOR
CALCULATIONS
STATE TAX
TAX ENFORCEMENT
SALARIES
TAX EVASION
TAX LAW
TREASURY
CORRUPTION PREVENTION
REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS
HUMAN RESOURCES
ANTICORRUPTION
TAX COLLECTION
COMPLIANCE COSTS
PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENTS
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
GOVERNMENT REVENUES
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
CALL CENTERS
TRAINING COURSES
PROSECUTION
FORMAL ECONOMY
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
ANTI-CORRUPTION
CRIMES
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
TAX BREAKS
INCENTIVE PROGRAM
BEST PRACTICE
WORTH
CRIMINALS
INTERNAL AUDITS
WORK EXPERIENCE
TRAINING PROGRAM
ANNUAL PAYMENTS
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http://hdl.handle.net/10986/19484Abstract
This study focuses on the tax system for non-subsurface users in Kazakhstan. It takes as given the tax reform package that the authorities and stakeholders are designing, but proposes a number of additional steps to be taken over the next 2-3 years aimed at maximizing the benefits of tax neutrality on competitiveness. The first volume of this report mainly focuses on tax policy: taxes on labor, capital, and consumption. A draft report on administration was also produced for discussion, which includes an initial assessment for organization, planning and staffing, a large taxpayers unit, anti-corruption issues, taxpayer services and education, audit and inspections, collection activities, and legal issues and appeal. The second volume of the tax strategy paper examines tax administration issues, and identifies functional areas that require attention in the short, medium and longer-term. This examination represents an initial diagnostic and is not a final blueprint for modernization. The nine areas diagnosed are: organizational structure, human resource and training; anti-corruption; taxpayer service and education; large taxpayers; audit/inspection; collection; information technology; and legal and appeals.Date
2008-06Identifier
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