Gov’t to enforce income tax for artists from 2027
Many artists have not fully declared their income, preventing the collection of taxes, according to officials.

Under current regulations, artists and singers are required to file income declarations and pay taxes accordingly. However, many fail to comply, leaving their earnings undeclared, according Mubin Mirzayev, First Deputy Chairman of the Tax Committee.
To address this issue, the government is preparing a draft resolution as part of efforts to combat the shadow economy. Artists will be given time in 2025 and 2026 to correct and submit accurate income declarations.
From January 1, 2027, those who fail to fully disclose their income or evade taxes will face tax audits, and unpaid taxes will be calculated and collected.
Recommended
List of streets and intersections being repaired in Tashkent published
SOCIETY | 19:12 / 16.05.2024
Uzbekistan's flag flies high on Oceania's tallest volcano
SOCIETY | 17:54 / 15.05.2024
New tariffs to be introduced in Tashkent public transport
SOCIETY | 14:55 / 05.05.2023
Onix and Tracker cars withdrawn from sale
BUSINESS | 10:20 / 05.05.2023
Latest news
-
World Bank allocates $153M to restore Uzbekistan’s forests and degraded lands
POLITICS | 14:16
-
Uzbekistan tops medal table at World Boxing Cup in Brazil
SPORT | 14:14
-
Turkish parliament speaker calls for adoption of a common alphabet to unite the Turkic world
SOCIETY | 13:00
-
Uzbekistan sends Kazakhstan 12.6 billion cubic meters of water, exceeding plan
SOCIETY | 12:38
Related News

16:40 / 04.04.2025
Aggregators to pay taxes on behalf of self-employed taxi drivers and couriers earning over 100 million UZS

15:39 / 03.04.2025
Tax Committee develops new system to track personal incomes, including foreign earnings

19:17 / 02.04.2025
Uzbekistan sees 20% increase in budget revenue in Q1 2025

15:48 / 02.04.2025