- Tax authorities in Uzbekistan sending VAT notices to non-resident companies providing digital services to B2C clients in Uzbekistan
- Notices regarding potential liability for VAT sent to companies outside Uzbekistan providing internet-related services to B2C clients in Uzbekistan
- More than 60 Internet Companies registered as payers of VAT on Electronic Services in Uzbekistan
- Tax authorities reviewing payments made with bank cards to ensure compliance with VAT rules for Electronic Services
- General provisions require Internet Companies to register and pay VAT on Electronic Services in Uzbekistan since January 1, 2020
- Nonresidents providing Electronic Services to legal entities in Uzbekistan not required to register and pay VAT
- Online marketplaces and platforms included in definition of digital services for VAT purposes
Source: globaltaxnews.ey.com
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