The Tax Committee has expanded its control over product labeling.

The Tax Committee of Uzbekistan has expanded its product labeling oversight capabilities by improving the "Suspicious Cases" service in the taxpayer's personal account. According to the agency, this will allow entrepreneurs to independently identify and correct errors and inconsistencies related to digital product labeling.

Taxpayers can now view and analyze suspicious cases automatically identified by the information system directly in their personal account.

The "Suspicious Cases" section displays the following data:

* Expired product balances.

* Sales of products using duplicate labeling codes.

* Sales of products belonging to one enterprise by another entity.

* Sales of goods for which there is no receipt information.

* Sales of labeled products without a labeling code according to the IHC code.

* Retail sales of products without a connected 2D scanner.

* Information on businesses not registered in the National Information System "Asl Belgisi."

The updated service features a new "Validation" section, which automatically generates information on resale attempts, i.e., the reuse of a previously sold marking code. This data is presented by manufacturer.

To access this information, log in to your personal account at my.soliq.uz, then navigate to the "Services," "Digital Marked Product Circulation System," and "Suspicious Cases" sections.

According to the Tax Committee, the new functionality enables entrepreneurs to identify and correct errors and discrepancies before audits. The service is also designed to prevent similar violations, ensure compliance with digital marking requirements, and reduce time and costs.