- Amendments have been made to the legislation on the State Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
- The tax rate for the QQS will be maintained at 12% in 2024.
- Foreign legal entities and individuals engaged in entrepreneurial activities in accordance with the legislation of a foreign state, as well as individuals registered as taxpayers, are considered QQS payers.
- Some privileges related to QQS will be canceled from April 1st, including medical services, veterinary services, pharmaceuticals, and veterinary pharmaceuticals.
- Goods such as pharmaceuticals, veterinary pharmaceuticals, medical and veterinary supplies, and other goods specified in the legislation can be imported duty-free into Uzbekistan.
- Services such as water supply, sanitation, sanitation, and heating were previously subject to a zero rate under QQS.
- From January 1, 2028, QQS will be abolished for budget organizations, state enterprises, state-owned funds, and legal entities with more than 50% state ownership, as well as international financial institutions and foreign government financial institutions that are acquired and acquired within the framework of projects financed by external public debt.
- The import of goods (services) purchased within the framework of these projects, as well as their re-financing or re-lending through Uzbekistan commercial banks, will be exempt from QQS.
- These regulations came into effect on November 16, 2023.
Source: facebook.com
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