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TaxesUpdated 30.08.2026

What is the tax on dividends paid abroad from Uzbekistan?

Short answer

10 per cent withheld at source — before treaty relief.

10%To non-resident companies — dividends and interest, withheld at source (Tax Code, Art. 353 p.1 — lex.uz ↗)
10%To non-resident individuals — dividends and interest, withheld at source (Tax Code, Art. 382 p.1 — lex.uz ↗)
5%To Uzbek legal entities — domestic dividends carry the lower rate (Tax Code, Art. 337 p.11 — lex.uz ↗)
TreatyRelief — a double-tax treaty with the recipient’s country commonly reduces the rate; the treaty’s own procedure applies
What the law provides

Dividends leave Uzbekistan with tax withheld at source. For non-residents — companies and individuals alike — the rate is 10 per cent on dividends and interest. Dividends paid to Uzbek legal entities are taxed at 5 per cent. (Tax Code, Arts. 353 p.1, 382 p.1, 337 p.11 — lex.uz ↗)

Where a double-tax treaty is in force between Uzbekistan and the recipient’s country, the treaty rate commonly applies instead — the reduction is claimed under the treaty’s procedure, not automatically.

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