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Understanding Uzbekistan VAT Jurisdictions

How tax jurisdictions work in Uzbekistan and how they appear in Kintsugi
Updated 2 months ago

How Jurisdictions Work in Uzbekistan

Unlike the United States — where sales tax can apply at the state, county, and city level — Uzbekistan uses a single-tier, federal-only jurisdiction structure. This means:

  • There is one tax jurisdiction: Uzbekistan (federal)

  • There are no regional or local tax jurisdictions that require separate registration

  • All VAT obligations are filed with and remitted to the State Tax Committee of Uzbekistan

This makes compliance simpler than in multi-tiered systems. Once you are registered at the federal level, you are covered nationally.


Tax Jurisdiction vs. Address Jurisdiction

In Kintsugi, you may notice two types of jurisdictions. Here is how they differ for Uzbekistan:

Tax Jurisdiction This is the jurisdiction where you register to collect and remit VAT. For Uzbekistan, this is the federal level only.

Address Jurisdiction This is used for address drop-downs and transaction address formatting in the platform. For Uzbekistan, the address jurisdiction is simply "Uzbekistan."


Address Format in Uzbekistan

When entering Uzbekistan-based addresses in Kintsugi, use the following format:

Street name + building/unit number District (tuman) City 6-digit postal code Country (Uzbekistan)

Example:

Afrosiyob ko'chasi 12, kv. 34 Yakkasaroy tumani 100084 Toshkent O'zbekiston

Uzbekistan uses 6-digit postal codes. There are no special tax rate regions within the country — the 12% VAT rate applies uniformly nationwide.


How This Appears in Kintsugi

When you monitor nexus or set up a registration in Kintsugi, Uzbekistan will appear as a single federal jurisdiction. No sub-jurisdictions will be listed, and no additional registrations are required at a regional level.


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