The majority of this amount consisted of corporate income tax (11.1 billion tenge) and VAT (5.2 billion tenge), which contributed to the national budget. The company paid local budgets 10.1 billion tenge for property, 8.1 billion tenge for employee income, and also contributed 6.5 billion tenge in the form of social tax.
Since 2019, tax authorities have assessed companies based on their risk level: low, medium, and high. "KazTransOil" has been classified as low risk, indicating its reliability and responsible approach to tax obligations.