Compliance with accounting legislation is a key aspect of the work of Astana Hub participants, ensuring transparency, minimizing risks and trust from investors and partners. Astana Hub creates favorable conditions for startups by providing access to resources and technologies, but the successful operation of companies is impossible without strict compliance with accounting and financial reporting rules.

In Kazakhstan, all legal entities, including startups, are required to keep accounting records in accordance with national and international standards. Astana Hub participants are also subject to the Rules of the technopark, which regulate reporting and other obligations. These requirements ensure financial transparency and competitiveness of companies.

Violation of accounting rules or incorrect reporting may lead to exclusion from the technopark. Participants are required to submit tax reports and quarterly submit detailed reports reflecting the range of services and data on counterparties. All documentation must be accurate and comply with legal regulations.

To analyze the activities of companies, it is necessary to provide access to primary accounting documents, including electronic invoices, certificates of work performed, contracts and invoices. These data form the basis of the financial statements necessary to assess the sustainability and development prospects of the company. Financial statements, including income statements, cash flows and tax returns, play an important role in the management and planning of activities.

Compliance with accounting legislation not only guarantees compliance with legal norms, but also strengthens the trust of partners and investors. Transparent accounting and correct reporting help to minimize risks, manage finances and ensure the sustainable development of companies within the framework of Astana Hub.