The new systems will enable the transition to a microservices architecture, efficient organization of business processes, and big data processing.
One of the key areas contained in the Tax Code is the digitalization of tax administration. In accordance with the instruction of the Head of State, an IT audit of the entire information system of the State Revenue Committee was conducted. As a result, the State Revenue Committee developed a new information architecture: instead of 14 systems, only five remain: SDF, ISNA, SUR, ESF, and Keden (ASTANA-1). The implementation of three new systems (ISNA, SDF, and Keden (ASTANA-1)) enabled the transition to a microservice architecture, increased business process efficiency, and enabled big data processing. This was reported by Seilzhan Akhmetov, Deputy Chairman of the State Revenue Committee of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
According to him, the new systems will enable the transition to a microservices architecture, efficient business process organization, and big data processing. The ISNA system covers the entire tax administration lifecycle—from registration to suspension, personal account management, reporting, control measures, and the provision of government services.
“The electronic invoice system allows us to monitor the movement of goods and services, identify VAT evasion schemes, and prevent illegal deductions. Since 2018, the electronic invoice system has completely replaced paper tax documents and processed invoices, delivery notes, certificates, and contracts electronically. Further development has great potential. An electronic product catalog is being introduced, which will enable us to monitor the movement of goods within Kazakhstan, determine the chain of movement of specific goods, and streamline statistical accounting. The list of goods requiring the mandatory use of accompanying consignment notes (CCB) is being expanded, using a virtual warehouse. Experience with the use of CCBs at the EAEU border has proven highly effective in combating counterfeit imports,” said the State Revenue Committee representative.
The Smart Data Finance system has also been implemented, which collects data from 78 sources and creates a digital profile of taxpayers.
The creation of a Big Data infrastructure and the transition to a new information systems architecture will lay the foundation for the further development of digital services, including the implementation of artificial intelligence tools for the benefit of taxpayers.
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