Kazakhstan is continuing a large-scale digital transformation of public finance. The Ministry of Finance is developing a unified ecosystem where key processes are fully digitized and managed with the help of AI. The integrated tax administration system has reduced transaction processing time sixfold, while electronic account freezes are now lifted instantly. The Smart Data Finance platform has consolidated data from 74 sources, enabling budget revenue forecasting and anomaly detection. The Digital Map of Public Finance visualizes business activity across regions, while the Baqylauda project enables real-time tracking of government support measures. The Keden system automates customs procedures, moving interactions between businesses and the state online. Other innovations include the Tapsyru portal for the electronic transfer of state property and a price marketplace, which already helps save the national budget up to 200 billion tenge annually. A digital profile has also been created for each government agency, providing up to 95% accuracy in forecasting revenues and expenditures.
«We also plan to apply AI by leveraging big data —
the next stage will analyze government functions and the efficiency of
expenditures and procurement to enhance the overall performance of the Ministry
of Finance. Last year, following instructions from the Head of State, an
independent IT audit was conducted on all information systems of the State
Revenue Committee. Of the 14 existing systems, the audit recommended
consolidating them into five, built on a new microservice architecture with
modern technologies. As a result, instead of 14 systems, only five are expected
to remain,» said Asset Turyssov, Kazakh Vice Minister of Finance.
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