Birinchi ShopDo I pay tax on online income in Uzbekistan?
In general, money received for work, online included, is income and should be declared. Rules and rates change, so check current terms at official sources: soliq.uz, my.gov.uz and lex.uz.
Self-employed or YaTT
- Self-employed person — a simple legal form many online workers use.
- YaTT — an individual entrepreneur, the other option.
Confirm which fits you via official sources or a specialist.
Registration in general terms
- Register as self-employed through official government services or the Paynet app.
- For social media and online promotion work, choose the activity "Ijtimoiy tarmoqlardagi faoliyat".
- Keep the certificate; you need it to withdraw money.
What it looks like at Birinchi Shop
Partner payouts go only to the registered partner's Paynet Xolis wallet, and Paynet withholds 1% automatically. Example: 270,000 UZS sent → 2,700 withheld → 267,300 received.
Why the legal route matters
Your income is clean and documented, there is less risk of questions from banks or cards, and you get peace of mind. Income is never guaranteed; it depends on your work.
This page is not tax advice; for your exact situation contact the tax authority or an accountant.
FAQ
Do I pay tax on online income in Uzbekistan?
In general, online income is still income. Check the exact rules at soliq.uz and my.gov.uz.
What is a self-employed person in Uzbekistan?
A simple legal form for people who work independently. Many online workers choose it; the other option is a YaTT.
How do I register as self-employed?
Through official government services or the Paynet app. For social media work, choose the activity "Ijtimoiy tarmoqlardagi faoliyat".
How is tax withheld on a Birinchi Shop payout?
Paynet withholds 1% automatically on the Xolis transfer: from 270,000 UZS, 2,700 is withheld and 267,300 arrives.
Is this tax advice?
No. For your exact situation contact the tax authority or an accountant.