In Uzbekistan, the automatic generation of data on excise taxes for petroleum products sold to end consumers is currently underway. According to the Tax Committee, the country intends to begin proactive preparation of tax declarations starting in 2027.
The automated formation of reporting indicators for October is intended to simplify compliance with tax legislation and eliminate errors when preparing declarations. Calculations are based on information from electronic invoices, receipts issued by online cash register systems, marketplaces, and import customs declarations. Data on goods used for the company's own needs and other operations are accounted for through an interactive service on the my.soliq.uz portal.
To ensure reporting accuracy, taxpayers are required to issue separate electronic invoices for each retail point, including facilities located outside the company's registered address. These documents must contain information on the excise tax and the actual date of shipment or transfer of goods.
The Tax Committee also recommends ensuring that the registered addresses of online cash registers correspond to the actual location of gas stations, correctly indicating the locations of retail points on marketplace receipts, and using the established product codes IKPU and units of measurement—liters, tons, or cubic meters.
If errors are found in the volumes of products recorded in online cash register receipts or marketplaces, taxpayers must make corrections promptly. Applications for tax benefits should be submitted through the excise tax benefit accounting module on the my.soliq.uz portal.
According to Article 292 of the Tax Code, excise tax declarations must be submitted monthly, no later than the 10th day of the month following the reporting period. The deadline for submitting the declaration for October is November 10th.
Taxpayers can check the sources of data used to form reporting indicators through the Excise Tax Reporting Adjustment service on my.soliq.uz, in the fixed-rate excise calculation module. The transition to proactive reporting is based on Presidential Decree No. UP-95 dated May 19, 2026.


