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TaxesUpdated 30.08.2026

What counts as an electronic service under Uzbek VAT?

Short answer

Fourteen listed categories, software to hosting. Goods ordered online are not among them.

ListedThe fourteen categories — software and database licensing (games included), e-books and media, internet advertising, marketplace platforms, hosting and site presence, computing power, domains, data storage, processing and search (Tax Code, Art. 282 — lex.uz ↗)
Not listedPhysical goods ordered online — ordering through the internet does not make a supply electronic (Tax Code, Art. 282 — lex.uz ↗)
What the law provides

The Code enumerates what counts: licensing of software and databases including games, electronic books, publications, images, music and audiovisual works, internet advertising and ad space, offers to buy and sell, marketplace platforms connecting sellers with buyers, website hosting and presence, remote administration, storage and processing of information, computing power, domain names, automated data search and supply, search-engine access and site statistics. (Tax Code, Art. 282 — lex.uz ↗)

Goods ordered online but delivered physically are expressly outside the definition — an online storefront selling physical products is a different regime entirely, not an electronic service. (Tax Code, Art. 282 — lex.uz ↗)

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