The President approved the reform for individual entrepreneurs
Uzbekistan
President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has approved a comprehensive package of measures to support individual entrepreneurs (IE) and self-employed citizens. The new special legal regime will remain in effect until December 31, 2030.
The initiative includes the launch of an integrated digital platform, allowing users to register their business, manage bank accounts, pay taxes, conduct cashless transactions, and generate fiscal receipts.
Entrepreneurs will be able to use an e-wallet to receive income, pay employees, settle taxes, and conduct transactions with partners. For those with an e-wallet, opening a bank account will be optional.
Starting November 1, 2025, QR codes and tap to pay technology will be introduced. Documents can be signed without an electronic key, using biometric identification and SMS notifications. A pilot program will enable daily wage payments to employees.
From January 1, 2026, a turnover tax rate of 1% will be applied to IE with annual turnover up to 1 billion soums and self-employed persons. Having a QR code for accepting electronic payments will become mandatory in retail trade, and platform data will be used by banks when making lending decisions.
These measures aim to simplify business operations, expand cashless payments, and fully digitalize interaction between entrepreneurs and the state.
Entrepreneurs will be able to use an e-wallet to receive income, pay employees, settle taxes, and conduct transactions with partners. For those with an e-wallet, opening a bank account will be optional.
Starting November 1, 2025, QR codes and tap to pay technology will be introduced. Documents can be signed without an electronic key, using biometric identification and SMS notifications. A pilot program will enable daily wage payments to employees.
From January 1, 2026, a turnover tax rate of 1% will be applied to IE with annual turnover up to 1 billion soums and self-employed persons. Having a QR code for accepting electronic payments will become mandatory in retail trade, and platform data will be used by banks when making lending decisions.
These measures aim to simplify business operations, expand cashless payments, and fully digitalize interaction between entrepreneurs and the state.
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