Published
09/15/2026, 12:50The Cabinet of Ministers has amended the rules governing the accounting and control of goods in Kyrgyzstan. Provisions relating to a separate traceability mechanism for imported goods have been removed from the document.
However, the requirement to issue electronic consignment notes remains in place for crude oil and petroleum products. This applies to transactions involving fuel and a number of petroleum products. The requirement does not apply to lubricants and other oils with EAEU Foreign Economic Activity Commodity Classification codes 2710197100–2710199800.
For companies involved in the supply, storage and sale of petroleum products, this means that all necessary electronic documents will still need to be issued. Without them, the movement and accounting of the relevant goods may not be possible.
The State Tax Service has been instructed to remove from accounting warehouses, within six months of the resolution coming into force, any goods for which electronic consignment notes are no longer required.
If an entrepreneur’s warehouse no longer contains any goods for which such consignment notes are mandatory, the inventory warehouse will be deactivated. For ordinary citizens, this does not directly change the procedure for purchasing fuel; however, businesses need to check their documents and the status of their warehouses in advance to avoid problems with inventory management and deliveries.
