Началось: новые пошлины ЕАЭС лишают Казахстан дешевых посылок

In Kazakhstan, the era of affordable shopping from abroad is effectively ending. Strict new declaration rules and Eurasian Union duties on parcels over 200 euros are cutting off citizens' access to affordable goods on international markets. Now, any parcel valued above the limit or weighing over 31 kilograms will incur an additional 15% tax. While the government boasts of the successes of digitalization, ordinary people face strict fiscal controls and bureaucracy at customs. This decision benefits only large retail chains, who want to eliminate competition and force Kazakhstanis to buy goods at a premium within the country. How will these changes impact the wallets of ordinary citizens, and why is the government choosing the path of prohibitions? Share your thoughts on the new rules in the comments. Follow us on Telegram to stay up-to-date with all the news! https://t.me/syti_dnya All episodes of "Pulse of Events" in one playlist:    / pl2p1iiy7fr_0bm_2b0kehqv0627gl8yrf   What you'll learn in this video: 0:00 The digital hub paradox: access blocked 1:54 The anatomy of restrictions: 200 euros as a ceiling 3:26 Timing and logic of the EAEU: who dictates the rules? 5:20 Who benefits from the fence: lobbying against competition 6:43 The bureaucratic filter: the declaration as a barrier 8:50 Question for the viewer: the price of comfort or the right to choose? 10:39 A blow to buyers and small businesses 11:57 Inflation trap: prices will rise 13:34 Kazakhstan in the grip of EAEU standards 15:06 The end of the era of affordability: what next? Leave a comment on what consequence of this news you think is most important for the residents of Kazakhstan. #PulseOfEvents #News #KazakhstanNews #KazakhstanToday #Astana #Almaty #MainNews #NewsToday #NewsSummary #KazakhstanisInEurope #EuropeanUnion #USA #Canada #Analytics Pulse of events, Kazakhstan news, Kazakhstan today, Astana, Almaty, Shymkent, main news, news today, news summary, Kazakhstanis in Europe, European Union, USA, Canada, tenge, prices, loans, housing, taxes, jobs, security, analytics