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Key Facts: Auditor Qualification Examination Exam

12 papers / 3 levels

Official Professional Qualification Programme structure

Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026

50/100

Pass mark on each programme paper

Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026, point 15

Once every 6 months

How often programme papers are offered

Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026, point 16

3 years + 1 year audit work

Experience required to sit the advanced level

Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026, point 22(9)

20 calculation indices (2,000 KGS)

Annual Unified State Register fee for individual auditors, payable by 30 January

Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 352 of 12 July 2023 on register fees, as published by Финнадзор

10% / 12%

Standard profit tax and VAT rates

State Tax Service general tax-regime page (sti.gov.kg)

ky / ru

State and official languages used for diplomas, standards, and legal texts

Cabinet Resolution No. 536 (state or official language); Law No. 147

Kyrgyzstan's auditor certificate is earned by passing 12 Финнадзор programme papers (50/100 each) under Law No. 147 and Cabinet Resolution No. 536. Official sittings are in Kyrgyz and Russian and include written scenarios. This bank is independent English MCQ study, not official items.

Sample Auditor Qualification Examination Practice Questions

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1Which legislative act serves as the primary statutory foundation regulating auditing activity, auditor qualifications, and audit firms across the Kyrgyz Republic?
A.Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic
B.Law of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 76 of 29 April 2002 'On Accounting'
C.Law of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 147 'On Auditing Activity'
D.Civil Code of the Kyrgyz Republic
Explanation: Law of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 147 of 3 December 2021 'On Auditing Activity' is the principal statute governing the auditing profession, certification requirements, mandatory audit criteria, auditor rights and obligations, and state regulation in Kyrgyzstan.
2Under the Law of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 147 'On Auditing Activity', which entities are subject to annual mandatory statutory audit?
A.Public-interest entities and large enterprises as defined in Kyrgyz accounting legislation
B.All registered limited liability companies regardless of asset size or revenue
C.Individual entrepreneurs operating under the simplified taxation regime
D.Peasant and farming enterprises operating on patent-based taxation
Explanation: Law No. 147 requires an annual mandatory audit of public-interest entities and large enterprises as those categories are defined in Kyrgyz accounting legislation. Typical public-interest entities include banks, insurers, and listed companies, but the statutory test is the accounting-law classification, not legal form alone.
3What is the standard statutory corporate profit tax rate applicable to legal entities under the general taxation regime of the Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic?
A.15%
B.20%
C.25%
D.10%
Explanation: Article 240 of the Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic sets the standard corporate profit tax (налог на прибыль) rate at 10% of taxable profit (aggregate gross annual income less allowable deductions). A 0% rate applies to specified gold and other ore mining and processing activity, to preferential industrial activities, and to profit from qualifying large investments.
4What is the standard statutory rate of Value Added Tax (VAT) in the Kyrgyz Republic for taxable domestic supplies of goods and services and taxable imports?
A.10%
B.15%
C.12%
D.20%
Explanation: Article 254 of the Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic sets the standard rate of Value Added Tax (НДС) at 12% of taxable supply and taxable import. A 0% rate applies to the supplies listed in Articles 302-306, principally exports.
5Under the Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, what 12-month turnover figure is used as the boundary between the simplified single-tax regime for small and medium enterprises and the general tax regime that includes profit tax, VAT, and sales tax?
A.8,000,000 KGS
B.30,000,000 KGS
C.15,000,000 KGS
D.50,000,000 KGS
Explanation: The 2022 Tax Code reform, as described in official government announcements and reflected in the single-tax brackets, uses 30,000,000 KGS of turnover over 12 consecutive months as the boundary between the simplified single-tax regime and the general regime (profit tax, VAT, and sales tax). Do not confuse that 12-month boundary with filing deadlines or with repealed 2008-code article numbers.
6A Kyrgyz trading enterprise subject to VAT had gross sales of 5,600,000 KGS (excluding VAT) during the month. It incurred input purchases from registered VAT suppliers of 3,100,000 KGS (excluding VAT), supported by valid electronic VAT invoices. What is the net VAT payable to the budget for the month?
A.372,000 KGS
B.672,000 KGS
C.250,000 KGS
D.300,000 KGS
Explanation: Output VAT = 5,600,000 KGS * 12% = 672,000 KGS. Input VAT deduction = 3,100,000 KGS * 12% = 372,000 KGS. Net VAT payable = Output VAT - Input VAT = 672,000 KGS - 372,000 KGS = 300,000 KGS (or directly (5,600,000 - 3,100,000) * 12% = 2,500,000 * 0.12 = 300,000 KGS).
7What is the standard general rate of Sales Tax (налог с продаж) in the Kyrgyz Republic on the domestic supply of goods and services subject to VAT when paid by bank transfer or non-cash settlement?
A.1% for trading and production, 2% for other activities
B.0% for all non-cash transactions
C.5% across all commercial sectors
D.3% for all commercial legal entities
Explanation: Article 368 of the Tax Code sets the sales tax on supplies subject to VAT at 1% for trading activity and the production sphere and 2% for other activities. The 0% rate that applied to non-cash settlement ran only until 1 January 2023, after which the part 1 rates apply to cash and non-cash alike.
8What is the standard flat rate of Personal Income Tax (подоходный налог) withheld from employee remuneration in the Kyrgyz Republic under the general tax regime?
A.12%
B.10%
C.15%
D.20%
Explanation: Under the Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, the standard flat rate of personal income tax is 10% of the tax base withheld by the employer as a tax agent. A reduced 5% rate applies to listed preferential categories such as High-Tech Park residents and employees in designated border settlements.
9What is the standard total aggregate statutory social insurance contribution rate in the Kyrgyz Republic for employers and employees combined?
A.34% (28% employer and 6% employee)
B.22% (12% employer and 10% employee)
C.30% (20% employer and 10% employee)
D.27.25% (17.25% employer and 10% employee)
Explanation: Under the legislation of the Kyrgyz Republic on state social insurance, the standard aggregate social contribution tariff is 27.25%, comprised of 17.25% contributed by the employer and 10% withheld from the employee's gross wage. The employee's 10% is also deductible from the personal income tax base under Article 194 of the Tax Code.
10A Kyrgyz company had gross annual revenue of 18,000,000 KGS. Permissible documented expenses deductible under the Tax Code were 14,000,000 KGS. In addition, the company incurred 500,000 KGS in administrative penalties and non-business entertainment expenses that are non-deductible for tax purposes. What is the company's corporate profit tax liability?
A.350,000 KGS
B.450,000 KGS
C.400,000 KGS
D.180,000 KGS
Explanation: Taxable profit = Gross revenue (18,000,000 KGS) - Allowable deductions (14,000,000 KGS) = 4,000,000 KGS. Fines, penalties, and non-business expenses are non-deductible under the Tax Code and therefore cannot reduce the tax base. Profit tax = 4,000,000 KGS * 10% = 400,000 KGS.

About the Auditor Qualification Examination Exam

The Kyrgyzstan auditor qualification is the national professional route to the auditor qualification certificate under the Law of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 147 of 3 December 2021 'On Auditing Activity' and Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026. The authorised body is the Financial Supervision and Regulation Service (Финнадзор). Candidates pass a 12-paper Professional Qualification Programme covering business and technology, financial and management accounting, Kyrgyz law and taxation, IFRS financial reporting, financial management, ISA-based audit practice, ethics, strategy and risk, and advanced audit. Each paper is scored out of 100 with a 50-point pass mark. Annual mandatory audit applies to public-interest entities and large enterprises as defined in accounting legislation. Official sittings are in Kyrgyz and Russian and include written scenario papers. OpenExamPrep provides independent English-language MCQ practice for the underlying knowledge. It is not an official translation, not a format simulation, and not a substitute for the constructed-response papers.

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Assessment

Under Law No. 147 'On Auditing Activity' and Cabinet Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026, a candidate obtains the auditor qualification certificate by passing every paper of the Professional Qualification Programme: four basic papers, five intermediate papers, and three advanced papers. Each paper requires 50 or more points out of 100. Sittings are held once every six months. Official assessment uses Kyrgyz and Russian and includes constructed-response work at intermediate and advanced levels. This bank is an independent English-language four-option MCQ study adaptation — not an official translation and not a simulation of the official papers.

Time Limit

Official programme: 2 hours per basic paper; 3 hours plus 15 minutes reading per intermediate paper; 3.5 hours plus 15 minutes reading per advanced paper

Passing Score

50 or more points out of 100 on each paper

Exam / Certification Fees

Sitting fees are set under the Cabinet exam-procedure chapter and announced by Финнадзор for each session. Separately, Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 352 of 12 July 2023 sets the annual Unified State Register fee at 20 calculation indices (2,000 KGS) for an individual auditor and 100 calculation indices for an audit organisation, payable by 30 January.

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Practice coverage of 4 basic papers — not a published percentage of one sitting

Basic level: business, financial accounting, management accounting, and law

Organisation and information systems, double-entry bookkeeping, cost classification, and Kyrgyz civil, corporate, and professional legal rules used on the four basic papers.

Practice coverage of the taxation and law papers — not a published percentage of one sitting

Kyrgyz tax and related legislation

Tax Code of the Kyrgyz Republic as published by the State Tax Service: 10% profit tax, 12% VAT, 10% personal income tax, special regimes, and tax administration topics that appear on the intermediate Taxation paper.

Practice coverage of the reporting and finance papers — not a published percentage of one sitting

IFRS financial reporting, performance, and financial management

Law No. 76 'On Accounting', IFRS for public-interest and large entities, IFRS for SMEs for medium entities, performance measurement, working capital, and capital-budgeting analysis.

Practice coverage of the audit papers — not a published percentage of one sitting

ISA audit practice, ethics, and advanced audit

International Standards on Auditing as applied in the Kyrgyz Republic, IESBA Code of Ethics, audit evidence, reporting modifications, and advanced audit judgements tested on the intermediate and advanced audit papers.

Preparing for the Auditor Qualification Examination Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: 50 or more points out of 100 on each paper
  • Assessment: Under Law No. 147 'On Auditing Activity' and Cabinet Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026, a candidate obtains the auditor qualification certificate by passing every paper of the Professional Qualification Programme: four basic papers, five intermediate papers, and three advanced papers. Each paper requires 50 or more points out of 100. Sittings are held once every six months. Official assessment uses Kyrgyz and Russian and includes constructed-response work at intermediate and advanced levels. This bank is an independent English-language four-option MCQ study adaptation — not an official translation and not a simulation of the official papers.
  • Time limit: Official programme: 2 hours per basic paper; 3 hours plus 15 minutes reading per intermediate paper; 3.5 hours plus 15 minutes reading per advanced paper
  • Exam / certification fees: Sitting fees are set under the Cabinet exam-procedure chapter and announced by Финнадзор for each session. Separately, Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 352 of 12 July 2023 sets the annual Unified State Register fee at 20 calculation indices (2,000 KGS) for an individual auditor and 100 calculation indices for an audit organisation, payable by 30 January. Official sources

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Auditor Qualification Examination: Suggested Study Strategy

1Learn the 12-paper map in Cabinet Resolution No. 536: four basic, five intermediate, and three advanced papers, each passed at 50/100.
2Use Law No. 147 for auditor status, mandatory audit of public-interest and large entities, and the certificate/register rules — do not rely on the repealed 2002 audit law.
3Memorise the State Tax Service headline rates used on the Taxation paper: 10% profit tax, 12% VAT, and 10% personal income tax after the Article 194 standard deductions (6.5 calculation indices plus social insurance contributions).
4Practise IFRS measurement and ISA reporting decisions; intermediate and advanced official papers include open written scenarios that MCQs can only prepare conceptually.
5For the advanced level, document at least 3 years of audit/accounting work including 1 year of practical audit work in the last 3 years.
6Treat this bank as English MCQ study. Official papers also use true/false, scenarios, and constructed responses in Kyrgyz and Russian.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Kyrgyzstan auditor qualification examination?

It is the state professional route to the auditor qualification certificate, administered by Финнадзор under Law No. 147 'On Auditing Activity'. Candidates must pass all 12 papers of the Professional Qualification Programme.

How many papers are there, and what is the pass mark?

Cabinet Resolution No. 536 of 10 August 2026 sets 12 papers in three levels. Each paper is scored out of 100, and 50 or more points are required to pass that paper.

Is the official exam a single 100-question multiple-choice test?

No. An older 2019 attestation regulation used 25 computer items in each of four sections. The current procedure is a 12-paper programme that includes true/false, multiple-choice, scenario, and open written questions. This bank is independent English MCQ study, not that older computer test and not a simulation of the 2026 papers.

Who must have a statutory audit in Kyrgyzstan?

Law No. 147 requires an annual mandatory audit of public-interest entities and large enterprises as defined in Kyrgyz accounting legislation.

What languages are used for the official papers?

Application documents may be filed in the state or official language (Kyrgyz or Russian), and audit standards are published in those languages. This OpenExamPrep bank is an independent English-language study adaptation, not an official translation.

Is OpenExamPrep affiliated with Финнадзор?

No. OpenExamPrep provides independent educational study questions. It is not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by Финнадзор or the Ministry of Economy and Commerce.