No. Importing goods excludes turnover tax at any size.
The exclusion is written into the regime itself: entities importing goods across the customs border may not apply turnover tax. The Code is specific about timing — such a company moves to VAT and profit tax from the date of concluding the import contract or of the import, whichever comes earlier. (Tax Code, Arts. 461–462 — lex.uz ↗)
In practice the monthly compliance load on the general regime is roughly triple the turnover regime’s, so an importer should plan for VAT and profit tax before registration rather than discover them after.
Accounting keeps the books and makes every filing on time, with monthly reports in English.
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