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Finance 20/01/2010 Uzbekistan to modernize tax body system
Uzbekistan to modernize tax body system
Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Uzbek President Islam Karimov signed a resolution “On measures on further modernization of tax body system in Uzbekistan” on 8 January 2010, which was adopted for further modernization of tax body system taking into account own and foreign experience and to avoid duplicating functions of controlling bodies.

The document also directed at expanding authority and role of tax bodies in fiscal and financial bodies of Uzbekistan and execution of tax legislation and formation of income part of the State Budget.

The resolution said there is need to modernize tax body system in Uzbekistan and the structure of tax bodies does not meet modern requirements, as well as execution of tasks on formation of income part of the State Budget. It added that tax bodies do not use modern forms and methods, ICT tools in their work.

The document there is no concrete coordinated work on control over dehkan and trade complex and controlling bodies interfere to operations of the business entities, etc.

The resolution set tasks and functions of the State Tax Committee of Uzbekistan, which includes realization of the state tax policy and ensure effective control over tax legislation adherence, full and correct payment of taxes and other mandatory payments.

The committee will also carry out work on improving tax collection and mechanism of tax payers’ registrations with help of computer database, combating sources of illegal money turnover, etc.

Department on control over activities of the markets and trade complexes will be created under the State Tax Committee of Uzbekistan, the resolution said. The department will carry out control over markets and trade complexes, as well as their parking sites.

The resolution said only state tax service can inspect markets and trade complexes, as well as their parking sites.

The document also set special extra payments to salaries of tax workers from 1 April 2010 at the size of 10% to 30%, which will be determined on the base of annual testing.

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