An internal audit team will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of the system of internal control, but not to say that the implementation of the process is very productive and resource-intensive. A good overseas auditor evaluates SBCs for separate business processes or companies. Modern trends in the company's business relationships with the role and value of internal controllers for the company. Leading managers start their own business, which is why business can only be fully managed and managed by the internal control system.

Achieving gender equality in the 21st Century is one of the global priorities of every state. The Republic of Kazakhstan on its way of development also focuses on this problem, because gender equality is the basis for the economic and social development of the state. International organisations prepare reports reflecting indices (gender gap index, gender inequality index, gender development index and others) which characterise the state of equality between men and women in different countries. It was established that Kazakhstan had practically reached gender equality at the stage of education. Even the first steps towards market reforms showed the unequal impact of the socioeconomic transformation on the position of men and women in society. The transition to the market was followed, on the one hand, by the curtailment of social programmes and the social sphere, and on the other hand, by an increase of labour force requirements. Under these conditions, women who traditionally bear family care, were more disadvantaged than men, both in the family and in the workplace. Democratic reforms in the post-Soviet societies created the conditions for more active participation of women in the political and economic life of the country, securing them more rights and freedoms, yet there has been a sharp deterioration in the status of women, an increase of female unemployment, the feminisation of poverty, the displacement of women in the informal economy and increase of domestic labour. Determined that the Gender Gap Index affects the gross domestic product per capita which is one of the indicators characterising the economic condition of the state. The greater the gender gap index is, the smaller is the inequality between the sexes and the higher GDP per capita is. The article presents a correlation-regression analysis which characterises the interrelation of gender equality indicators with economic indicators.

In Kazakhstan today much attention is paid to digitalization and the introduction of modern technologies. There is no technological gap between countries at the moment. Today, Central Asian countries have almost all the conditions for the active development in implementation of moden technologies in industry. Many of the Central Asian countries are dynamically developing in the field of digitalization, have almost ideal conditions for the development of mining on their territory and gradually adapt their legislation. However, further development will depend on the political decisions of specific leaders of these countries and the willingness of local people, markets and institutions to work in new economic ealities.

The global economy has witnessed tremendous changes over the course of the last few decades with the developed countries having witnessed the importance of industrialisation in terms of renovation of productive structure of economy.For Kazakhstan as a country with severe climatic conditions a the manufacturing sector seems to be one of the path which the traditional economy can take in order to secure better living conditions for the people. Therefore, industrialisation is seen as being crucial to transforming a backward economy with low productivity.The main purpose of this paper is to examine the achievements and downfall of the industrialisation in Kazakhstan. At the same time this investigation is devoted to results of Kazkakhstan`s experience of changing industrial way of activity for further using by other countries. There seems to be a gap in the literature because most research has chosen to highlight the overall GDP growth rates of the Kazakhstan`s economy and industrial policy as a whole (Baker, J. (1983), A.Mukashev. (2015) but little has been written about the way of new industrialisation in Kazakhstan, its successful and vain results during emerging different changes in global economy.

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