- From April 1, 2025, all pharmaceutical and medical service companies will become VAT payers regardless of income.
- Tax authorities will automatically generate VAT reports using online systems and internal and external data.
- This regulation will be implemented after amendments to the Tax Code.
- Current tax rules for pharmaceutical and medical service companies are based on income levels.
- Companies with income not exceeding 1 billion UZS pay turnover tax.
- Companies with income over 1 billion UZS pay VAT and profit tax.
- VAT rate is 12 percent, profit tax rate is 15 percent, and for social sector activities, the profit tax rate is 0 percent.
- Turnover tax rate is 4 percent.
- Tax rates for pharmacies selling wholesale and retail medicines vary by location.
- Cities with a population of 100,000 or more have a tax rate of 3 percent.
- Other settlements have a tax rate of 2 percent.
- Hard-to-reach and mountainous areas have a tax rate of 1 percent.
- Taxpayers can opt to pay a fixed amount of turnover tax.
Source: facebook.com
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