- Uzbekistan has launched a real-time, automated risk assessment system for electronic invoices to enhance VAT compliance and transparency.
- The system assigns risk levels to each invoice; high-risk invoices are ineligible for VAT credit until the tax is paid, while low-risk invoices proceed normally.
- The platform uses complex criteria, including compliance history and economic indicators, and integrates data from multiple government sources.
- This initiative marks a shift from periodic audits to continuous, data-driven tax supervision, allowing earlier intervention and more efficient enforcement.
- Uzbekistan’s approach is among the most advanced globally, embedding automated risk scoring directly into the e-invoicing process.
Source: sharedserviceslink.com
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