Source-cited draft: company formation & entity choice for Uzbekistan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Company formation, entity types and annual compliance | The most common business vehicle in Uzbekistan is the Limited Liability Company (LLC), governed by the LLC Law, with joint-stock companies (JSC) used for larger or regulated businesses. Registration is handled by the Public Services Agency and is fast. Confirm capital and licensing requirements with a licensed adviser. | |
| Common entity types | Limited Liability Company (LLC), Joint-Stock Company (JSC), Additional Liability Company, Private Enterprise, representative office and branch of a foreign companyLaw of the Republic of Uzbekistan On Limited Liability Companies | |
| LLC number of participants | 1 to 50 participantsLaw of the Republic of Uzbekistan On Limited Liability Companies | |
| LLC minimum charter capital (standard) | No statutory minimum for a standard LLC; charter capital denominated in UZSLaw of the Republic of Uzbekistan On Limited Liability Companies | |
| Minimum charter capital — company with foreign investment | UZS 400,000,000 where a foreign legal entity holds more than 15% of shares (company classified as FE/JV LLC)Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan On Limited Liability Companies | |
| Charter capital contribution period | Must be contributed within 1 year from the date of company registration |
The most common business vehicle in Uzbekistan is the Limited Liability Company (LLC), governed by the LLC Law, with joint-stock companies (JSC) used for larger or regulated businesses. Registration is handled by the Public Services Agency and is fast. Confirm capital and licensing requirements with a licensed adviser.
Other Uzbekistan computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| Registration authority | Public Services Agency (single-window state registration of business entities)Law of the Republic of Uzbekistan On State Registration of Business Entities |
| Registration timeline | 1 to 3 business days after document submissionLaw of the Republic of Uzbekistan On State Registration of Business Entities |
| Core incorporation steps | Reserve name and prepare charter; submit registration application to the Public Services Agency; obtain state registration certificate and TIN; open a bank account; register for VAT/employer obligations as applicableLaw of the Republic of Uzbekistan On State Registration of Business Entities |
| Annual CIT compliance | Annual CIT return by 1 March; quarterly CIT reports by the 20th of the following monthTax Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan |
| Ongoing monthly compliance | Monthly VAT returns (if registered), monthly social tax and PIT withholding reporting and paymentTax Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan |
| Financial statements | Entities maintain statutory accounting under national accounting standards (with IFRS required for certain large/public-interest entities) and file annual financial statementsLaw of the Republic of Uzbekistan On Accounting |
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