Readers can familiarize themselves with the main macroeconomic indicators that are expected for the current year and their forecast for 2022 and the next two years, Norma reports.
This year, the economy of Uzbekistan, as in other countries of the world, is gradually recovering from the crisis associated with COVID-19, as evidenced by the stabilization of the macroeconomic situation and the recovery of economic growth.
The main section of the publication presents the key directions of tax policy, the forecast of revenues, expenditures and the state budget deficit for the next year.
At the end of 2021, GDP growth is projected at 7% (1.7% in 2020). In 2022, the forecast for economic growth is 6% and the growth rate of the economy is expected to increase to 6.6% in 2024. The main factors of GDP growth in 2022 will be the recovery of the growth rates of the main sectors of the economy to pre-crisis values, an increase in the final consumption of households, investments in fixed assets, and an increase in the volume of export and import operations.
The main directions of tax and customs policy for 2022 have been presented.
So, the followings have been planned:
● preservation of rates for the main types of taxes;
● continuation of work on the abolition of ineffective tax and customs benefits;
● reduction of the tax rate on property of legal entities from 2% to 1.5%;
● indexation of property tax rates for individuals by 1.1 times;
● indexation of tax rates for the use of water resources (except for the rates established for the use of water for irrigating agricultural land and breeding fish) by 1.1 times;
● application of the coefficient 1.05 to the tax rate on the volume of water used for irrigation of agricultural land and for breeding fish);
● an increase in the marginal rates of depreciation charges attributed to expenses for tax purposes for:
- buildings – from 3 to 5%;
- structures – from 5 to 10%;
- transmission devices, power machines and equipment – from 8 to 15%;
