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Accounting outsourcing for IT companies in Uzbekistan

Checked August 4, 2026· 2 sources

Short answer

TheBux runs bookkeeping and tax accounting for IT companies in the Republic of Uzbekistan: primary documents, electronic invoices, tax calculation, filings with the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan and IT Park resident reporting. Export contracts and foreign currency proceeds are handled as a separate workstream.

Contents

Accounting for an IT company in the Republic of Uzbekistan differs from accounting for a trading company in three ways: revenue arrives from abroad, payroll is the dominant cost line, and the tax regime depends on IT Park resident status.

What is included

  • Intake and verification of primary documents, acts and invoices under contracts with foreign clients.
  • Electronic invoices and work in the information systems of the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
  • Tax calculation under the applicable regime and filings within the statutory deadlines.
  • Payroll, personal income tax and social tax for the company's employees.
  • Resident reporting to the Technological Park of Software and Information Technologies (IT Park) where the status is held.
  • Reconciliation of foreign currency proceeds under export contracts with the authorised bank data.
  • Financial statements under the National Accounting Standards.

What it costs

The fee depends on the tax regime, headcount, presence of foreign trade activity and IT Park status. The price configurator assembles a range for your parameters.

What drives the feeHow
Tax regimeThe general regime carries more filings than the turnover tax
HeadcountPayroll work is priced per employee
Foreign tradeExport contracts add bank reconciliation
IT Park statusAdds resident reporting to the directorate
Document volumeDrives processing effort

Timing

Filings follow the deadlines of the Tax Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan of 30.12.2019. Value added tax is filed and paid no later than the 20th day of the month following the tax period. The full list of forms and deadlines is in the reporting calendar.

Taking over from a previous accountant is a separate stage: opening balances are restored, settlements with the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan are reconciled, and earlier filings are checked.

How the work runs

  1. Review of the current state: regime, past filings, client contracts, IT Park status.
  2. Agreement on the scope of work and the document handover points.
  3. Acceptance of opening balances and reconciliation with tax authority data.
  4. Monthly cycle: documents, calculation, filings, reconciliation.
  5. Quarterly review of what changed in the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and how it affects the company.

Frequently asked questions

Does this suit a web studio without IT Park status?

Yes. Accounting follows the applicable regime regardless of status. If the company plans to join the technopark, the benefit is quantified first — the tax burden calculator compares the general regime against residency on your own figures.

Who is liable if a filing contains an error?

The company bears the liability before the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan as the taxpayer. How the provider compensates its own error is fixed in the service agreement before work starts.

Do we hand over original documents?

No. The work runs on electronic copies and information system data. Originals stay with the company: retention requirements are set by the accounting legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Can we outsource payroll only?

Yes. Payroll and HR administration is a separate service and does not require handing over the rest of the accounting.

Legal basis

Services

Accounting outsourcing for IT companies

We run this procedure end to end: we prepare the documents, file them with the state authorities of the Republic of Uzbekistan and own the deadlines.

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Changelog

  • First publication

This material is informational and reflects the state of the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan as of the update date. It does not replace advice on a specific situation: how a rule applies depends on the activity, the founders and the contract terms.