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ComplianceUpdated 30.08.2026

Can I file my company’s taxes myself in Uzbekistan?

Short answer

Legally, yes. Practically, the cabinet speaks Uzbek and Russian.

AllowedNothing requires an accountant — the taxpayer may prepare and file its own returns
The cabinetEverything runs electronically — through the taxpayer’s personal cabinet, in Uzbek or Russian
The standardsUzbek accounting standards apply — the books behind the returns follow national rules, not the founder’s home GAAP
What the law provides

The law does not require a company to engage an accountant — filing your own returns is permitted. In practice everything runs through the electronic cabinet in Uzbek or Russian, on Uzbek accounting standards, against the calendar’s monthly rhythm; the practical question is not whether self-filing is allowed but who owns that calendar, because the deadlines do not move for anyone.

This calendar can be owned for you

Accounting keeps the books and makes every filing on time, with monthly reports in English.

See accounting

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