The Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan No. 410-V, issued November 18, 2015, «On Combating Corruption», which includes a number of measures meant to combat corruption in government agencies and the civil service, is examined in this article.  A broad range of anti-corruption initiatives are covered by the statute.  Measures to avoid conflicts of interest, fight corruption, and enhance the public procurement system receive special focus. The essay highlights how fighting corruption is a systemic process that involves both legal accountability for those who have committed corruption offenses and preventive actions. It takes into account the significance of disclosing civil officials' earnings and outlays as well as the implementation of contemporary information technology to improve the civil service's transparency. The article's main points are the necessity of methodical efforts to guarantee openness and the incorporation of global anti-corruption norms into the Republic of Kazakhstan's domestic laws.