What you’ll learn
- Know what a sole proprietor on the simplified regime must keep, and never miss a deadline
- Count income correctly and work in the taxpayer account
- Fill in and file Form 910.00, pay the tax and correct a mistake
- Issue and check e-invoices and understand the Virtual Warehouse
- Calculate an employee’s pay and prepare Form 200.00
- Keep source documents and reconcile with fleet customers
Syllabus
14 lessons · about 129 minutes · The pictures in the lessons are animated, and every lesson has a hands-on trainer or lab, so you can try what it describes yourself.
What a sole proprietor on the simplified regime must keep
Which documents and records a sole proprietor (IP) on the simplified regime keeps, when full accounting books are required, what to keep records in, and why this course is only for your own IP.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeDeadline calendar for 2026–2027
When a simplified-regime IP pays for themselves and their employees, when to file Form 910.00 and pay its tax, when to file Form 200.00, and what happens if you miss a deadline.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeWhat counts as income
Which money counts as a shop’s income for Form 910.00 — cash, card, QR, transfers from companies and to a personal card; how to handle refunds and prepayments; and why the register must match the return.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeThe ISNA account, EDS, and your personal account
Where an IP files returns and notices, how to work in the taxpayer account with your own EDS, why to read tax office messages, and how to spot debt or an overpayment in your personal account.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeMonthly payments for yourself
How much a simplified-regime IP pays for themselves in 2026 — OPV, OPVR, SO, and VOSMS — what amount they’re based on, how to pay without a code mistake, and how these payments end up on Form 910.00.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeForm 910.00
How to fill out and file Form 910.00 for a half-year step by step: what’s on it, where the income comes from, how the tax is figured, what to check before signing with your EDS, and which type of return to choose.
10 min · 4 questionsfree
Show lessons 7–14
Paying the tax and late-payment interest
When to pay the Form 910.00 tax, how to make sure it’s been credited, what to do with an overpayment, how late-payment interest is calculated, and what an unpaid debt can lead to.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeMistakes in tax reporting
How to fix a mistake or missed income on Form 910.00 with an amended return, what to do about a zero return generated by the system, and how to respond to a desk-audit (cameral control) notice.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeSource documents for a repair shop
Which documents a repair shop prepares for every job and purchase, what to check on an act and a receipt, and how to file source documents by month.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeE-invoices (ESF): issue, check, record
How a simplified-regime IP works with electronic invoices: when an ESF is needed, how to fill it in from the act, what to check in suppliers’ incoming ESFs, and how to reconcile your ESF register with acts and payments.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeThe Virtual Warehouse
What the Virtual Warehouse is and what’s on its list from 2026, why the product code decides rather than the name, when selling such goods needs an ESF, and how to record their receipt and issue.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeEmployees: pay and taxes
How to figure a shop employee’s pay every month: withholdings, IPN and deductions, take-home pay, the IP’s payments on top and base limits, the payroll sheet and deadlines; what about vacation pay, sick pay, and civil-law contracts, and why pay “in an envelope” is a risk.
10 min · 4 questionsfreeForm 200.00
How a simplified-regime IP with employees prepares the quarterly Form 200.00: who files it, where the amounts come from, how to check them against payments, 2026 deadlines, and common mistakes.
9 min · 4 questionsfreeReconciliation, archive, typical mistakes
How to close a half-year with no surprises: a reconciliation statement with a fleet, register — bank — Form 910.00, checking for debt in your personal account, a document archive, and typical IP mistakes. At the end, a final test for the course.
10 min · 4 questionsfree
From the lessons
Price
Free
All lessons are open for free — on the website and in the app, no sign-up.
Questions
How much does the course cost?
The course is free: all lessons are open on the website and in the app.
Do I need experience?
No. The course is for a sole proprietor on the simplified regime who wants to keep their own books: from what’s required to Form 910.00 and Form 200.00.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, free and without a promo code. Finish all the lessons and the final test unlocks: 20 questions covering all lessons, and you need at least 16 correct answers for the certificate. The certificate of completion can be verified by its number. It is not a state-recognised diploma: this is a self-study course.
Does it work offline?
Yes: in the Android app, lessons open without the internet.
Is this legal or tax advice?
Information based on Kazakhstan law as of October 26, 2026. This is not legal or tax advice: rules change — check kgd.gov.kz and the Tax Code, or ask your local tax office (UGD).
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Who made this course
The course was put together by Oleg, an auto electrician in Almaty, for auto electricians and small repair shop owners. Every lesson lists its sources with the date they were checked (27.10.2026).
Information based on Kazakhstan law as of October 26, 2026. This is not legal or tax advice: rules change — check kgd.gov.kz and the Tax Code, or ask your local tax office (UGD).