According to data published by the Fiskal Tahlilar Telegram channel, most complaints, 51,974, concerned businesses that failed to issue sales receipts. Another 2,149 reports accused merchants of refusing to accept bank card payments, while 135 alleged that sellers charged higher prices to customers paying by card. The remaining 9,456 reports concerned other alleged violations of tax legislation.
The data showed that 19,040 complaints were dismissed because they duplicated earlier submissions or involved businesses that had already been inspected.
The reports led to 41,687 on-site tax inspections, with authorities confirming violations in 99.5% of cases.
People whose reports resulted in confirmed violations also received financial rewards. Payments were made for 31,174 complaints, with whistleblowers receiving 20% of the fines collected from offenders. The total amount paid out reached UZS 20.2 billion.
