Recently, a working meeting was held at the State Tax Service of the Kyrgyz Republic, where pressing issues related to cashless payments in business were discussed. The information about the event was provided by the press service of the GNS.
High-ranking representatives participated in the meeting, including the deputies of the GNS chairman Azat Almanbetov and Kubanychbek Isabekov, as well as specialists from the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic, the Antimonopoly Regulation Service, the Interbank Processing Center, the Ministry of Economy and Commerce, and the Banking Union.
The main task of the meeting was to develop joint solutions that would help minimize difficulties for entrepreneurs and consumers, as well as ensure the stability of cashless payment instruments and create transparent conditions for doing business.
During the discussion, participants addressed issues related to the use of cashless payments, including the use of QR codes and electronic wallets. Emphasis was placed on the practical problems faced by entrepreneurs when processing cashless payments, as well as the importance of convenience, transparency, and security in financial transactions.
Challenges arising from the transition to payment instruments registered for individual entrepreneurs and legal entities were also discussed. Participants noted that resolving these issues should be within the competence of banks and relevant organizations.
They discussed matters concerning the acceleration of fund crediting, optimization of tariffs, and reduction of administrative procedures when opening bank accounts and electronic wallets, as well as other technical aspects affecting the daily operations of entrepreneurs.
All participants expressed their readiness for productive cooperation and joint development of solutions aimed at promoting cashless payments, taking into account the interests of both businesses and citizens.
The State Tax Service will continue its efforts to create favorable conditions for business, develop modern payment infrastructure, and strengthen a transparent economy in the Kyrgyz Republic.
