The one it chooses at registration — turnover tax from day one, or VAT and profit tax.
A new legal entity elects turnover tax at state registration, by stating the chosen regime in the filing itself, and pays it from the day of registration. Without the election — or where the activity is excluded from turnover tax — the company is on VAT and profit tax. (Tax Code, Art. 462 — lex.uz ↗)
For a fast-growing company the Code sets one more rule worth knowing at the start: a newly created entity whose income crosses the one-billion-sum threshold pro-rated for its first calendar year moves to the general regime from the start of the following year. (Tax Code, Art. 462 — lex.uz ↗)
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