What will change from October 1
The portal norma.uz presents an overview of the main changes in national legislation that will come into force on October 1, 2026.
What will change from October 1
The norma.uz portal publishes an overview of key changes in national legislation that will come into force on October 1, 2026.
Electrical industry enterprises will be provided with new preferential loans.
Export customs duties will be reduced by 30%, and importers will have the opportunity to offset VAT on imported goods.
A mechanism for compensating interest expenses on loans is being introduced for the self-employed and small businesses.
The Central Depository will begin keeping records of rights to securities of companies with a high state share.
Statistical reporting on hazardous waste is being switched to an annual frequency.
Construction without obtaining an identifier in the "Uy-joy" system will be prohibited.
The "E-bozor" digital platform is being launched for markets and shopping complexes.
The procedure for paying financial penalties by entrepreneurs is being eased, and compensation for their cancellation by court is being introduced.
Labeling requirements and the procedure for subsidizing water-saving technologies are changing.
The Single Portal of Interactive Public Services (EPIGU) will begin providing services for blocking property transactions, as well as controlling bank and SIM cards.
A mandatory two-stage screening is being introduced in blood service organizations.