When must a foreign company register a permanent establishment in Uzbekistan?

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Within 183 days of starting the activity — within 30 where the contract already says longer. 183 days The general deadline — from the day the activity begins. 30 days With a long contract — where one contract, or several together, runs past 183 days, registration is due within 30 days of starting or of signing the crossing contract. 4 papers The application’s annexes — home-country registration proof, licences if any, the authority to act, and the contract creating the establishment; originals or notarised copies, translated into the state language. 10% Operating unregistered — 10% of income from the start of the activity, minimum 10,000,000 UZS. A non-resident legal entity operating through a permanent establishment applies for taxpayer registration within 183 calendar days of beginning the activity. Where the paperwork already shows the stay will exceed 183 days — one contract concluded for longer, or several whose terms sum past the line — the window shortens to 30 calendar days. Operating through an unregistered permanent establishment carries a fine of 10 per cent of the income earned from the start of the activity until registration, and not less than ten million sum.

When must a foreign company register a permanent establishment in Uzbekistan?

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