Audit by the Tax Committee revealed a violation of tax legislation amounting to 5 trillion soums

The results of audits conducted by the Tax Committee in January-May 2026 have been announced, as reported by Zamin.uz.

The audits covered 1,780 entities assessed as having high tax risk, representing one-third of all taxpayers in the country.

During the audits, violations amounting to 5.5 trillion soums were identified. Additionally, in 843 taxpayers, a concealed tax base totaling 9.4 trillion soums was recorded.

Based on the audit findings, the amount of additional tax assessed and due to be paid into the budget totals 2.9 trillion soums. So far, 2.82 trillion soums of this amount have been received into the budget.

In terms of the volume of violations, trade and public catering ranked first, with violations amounting to 2.4 trillion soums identified in this sector.

This accounts for 43% of all violations. Violations in the construction sector amounted to 1.2 trillion soums, or 22% of the total indicator.

In the services sector, violations totaling 406.7 million soums were recorded. During the inventory process, it was found that 276 entities did not have 3.3 trillion soums worth of goods in circulation.

Furthermore, it was discovered that 249 entities had unrecorded products worth 2.2 trillion soums. Additionally, 382 companies failed to reflect the sale of goods worth 2.8 trillion soums in their reports.

The Tax Committee stated that the audits were aimed at curbing situations of income concealment and improving order in sectors with high tax risk.