- From January 1, 2026, 5% of VAT revenues will go to Tashkent city’s local budget, and 20% to other regions’ local budgets.
- New allocation norms will be set for local budgets from VAT, profit tax, excise taxes on fuel and gas, state duties, fines, and fees.
- District and city councils can increase certain collection rates up to 20%, with all such revenues directed to their budgets.
- Additional income sources for local budgets include direct lease payments for agricultural land and taxes from markets, which will be used for local infrastructure.
Source: kun.uz
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