Abstract
This article provides a comparative analysis of joint-stock companies (JSC) and non-commercial joint-stock companies (NCJSC) in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The study analyzes the features of legal regulation of the creation, management and functioning of JSC and NJSC based on the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Particular attention is paid to the contradictions between the norms of legislation and their practical application during the reorganization of a joint-stock company into a non-commercial joint-stock company and the re-registration of these organizations. Particular attention is paid to identifying inconsistencies in regulatory legal acts identified in the process of implementing these procedures, as well as their impact on law enforcement practice.