The Tax Committee of Uzbekistan has published a list of twenty companies whose receipts were most frequently registered through the Soliq mobile application in June 2026. The data was collected as of July 29, 2026, and the committee presented the figures obtained.
The leading position in the ranking was held by the individual enterprise LLC 'Anglesey Food' (Korzinka chain), which registered 6.75 million receipts. The total cashback amount accumulated by this company amounted to 8.79 billion soms.
The second place was taken by the joint venture LLC 'Xalq Retail', which showed 2.79 million registered receipts and 1.23 billion soms in cashback. Third place was occupied by LLC 'Havas Food', which processed 2.46 million receipts through the application, receiving 1.24 billion soms in cashback.
Among the top ten leaders were LLC 'Madina-Qandolat' with 683,200 receipts and 703.8 million soms in cashback; LLC 'Darvoza Savdo' (Makro) with 491,600 receipts and 307.1 million soms; LLC 'International Foodchain' (KFC) with 378,900 receipts and 413.5 million soms; LLC 'Ung Petro', which showed 375,100 receipts and 904.6 million soms, rising one rank compared to May; LLC 'Mak Food Servis' (Evos) with 365,600 receipts and 280.6 million soms, dropping one position; LLC 'Namangan Istiqlol Bog'i' with 359,500 receipts and 853.7 million soms; and also LLC 'Cheese Day' with 330,000 receipts and 304.2 million soms in cashback.
The second group of companies included LLC 'Best Quality Products' with 313,000 receipts and 236.1 million soms in cashback; LLC 'Grand Pharm Trade' with 288,500 receipts and 292.3 million soms; LLC 'Oqtepa-Food-Service' with 218,600 receipts and 205.7 million soms; LLC 'Seg Tasco' (Saneg) with 214,500 receipts and 377.5 million soms; LLC 'Big-Family-Pharm' with 163,100 receipts and 165.8 million soms; LLC 'Vaksina Healthcare' with 149,500 receipts and 167.5 million soms; LLC '7777 Pharm' with 104,700 receipts and 206.0 million soms; LLC 'Intran Servis' with 80,700 receipts and 233.1 million soms; LLC 'ASR and Co' with 69,500 receipts and 2.14 billion soms; and LLC 'Osiyo Trade Biznes' with 67,800 receipts and 1.70 billion soms in cashback.
The Tax Committee specified that receipts issued for the sale of goods through marketplaces were not included in this ranking.
The Cabinet of Ministers of Uzbekistan has decided to approve a list of foreign states that guarantee a level of personal data protection comparable to that established in Uzbekistan. This list includes 49 countries and territories, among which are Russia, the USA, Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea.
The adopted resolution aims to create a unified procedure for the cross-border transfer of personal data. Now, personal and anonymized information can be automatically transferred to states included in the approved list using information systems based on international agreements. In this case, the operator is not required to obtain additional permits or notify the authorized body, but they must guarantee the protection of data against any leaks.
For data transfers to jurisdictions not included in this list, stricter requirements will apply. Such transfers are permissible only if the legal, organizational, and technical conditions established by the authorized body are met.
In the event of a personal data leak during cross-border transfer, the database operator must notify the authorized body within one day of discovering the incident. Furthermore, detailed information about the causes of the incident and the measures taken must be provided within the following 72 hours.
Additionally, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, together with other agencies, must develop requirements for standard contractual terms and corporate data protection rules when sending data to countries not included in the list. Concurrently, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been instructed to prepare proposals for Uzbekistan's accession to the Council of Europe Convention on the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data, as well as for including the country in relevant international registries.
The approved list includes states such as Austria, Andorra, Argentina, Belgium, Bulgaria, Brazil, Hungary, Hong Kong, Greece, Denmark, Spain, Iceland, Italy, Canada, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Uruguay, Faroe Islands, Finland, France, Croatia, Czechia, Switzerland, Sweden, Estonia, New Zealand, as well as the previously mentioned countries.
It is important to note that for the USA, this decision applies exclusively to companies participating in the EU–US Data Privacy Framework program. Previously, in February, the Senate of the Oliy Majlis approved amendments to the 'Personal Data Law,' which removed major obstacles to the functioning of PayPal and other global digital payment systems in Uzbekistan, laying the foundation for freelancers to legally earn income and for the country to integrate into the global digital economy.
