What the tax page works out and when to file

Who can open it

The tax page is a Premium tool, and Expert includes it. Without one of those plans the page names the lowest plan that opens it. Finmind works out and records the figures; it does not file for you. You file the annual declaration yourself on my.soliq.uz.

What the page works out

Each sale becomes a tax lot, closed at the weighted average cost of the shares you held. The table lists the Instrument, Sell date, Proceeds, Cost basis, Gain, Holding period and Broker tax. Four cards sum it up: Net realized gain, Taxable gain, Est. capital-gains tax and Broker exchange fee (actual levy), with the gain by brokerage account beneath.

Under them sits the annual income declaration (form 172), which the page headlines in Uzbek and glosses as "Individual's annual aggregate income declaration", with its three pages and ten schedules. You can download it as PDF, XLSX or JSON from the page. The page says plainly that it is informational and not tax advice.

Rates it uses

• Gains on exchange-traded securities: 0 percent. They are exempt from personal income tax (Tax Code Article 378(7), second indent, until 16 April 2025, and Article 327 §17 from 17 April 2025, which also covers organised off-exchange trades). What your broker withholds on a sale is a fee paid to the securities-market regulator, which statements call "Trading Tax". It is not a tax on the gain.
• Off-market securities disposals and charter-capital stakes: 12 percent (Article 381 §1). The page uses it only when that assumed rate is set; by default its estimate is 0, and the note About this estimate names the rate it used.
• Dividends and bond coupons: 5 percent is the resident rate (Article 381 §2), but individuals' dividends on shares and interest on corporate bonds are exempt from personal income tax from 1 April 2022 to 31 December 2028 (Article 483, part 27, Law ZRU-891 of 28 December 2023). It does not cover profit paid by limited liability companies, or interest on loans and deposits.

The exemption is not applied by itself in the declaration. Rows for dividends and coupons stay at 5 percent until you enter each exempt payment with its date and amount.

What your broker takes

The card Broker exchange fee (actual levy) shows what your broker took on your sales. By default its caption reads "0.01% regulator fee paid by the seller (Art. 327 §16)": it is a fee, not a tax on your gain. If a non-zero assumed rate is set, the caption reads "Withheld at source (Total Tax)" instead. Fees & cross-check lists the fee as Securities regulator fee (statement: Trading Tax). Dividends and coupons are not worked out here; they come from your records into the matching rows of the declaration.

Dollar bonds are left out

Bonds in dollars are not part of the so'm tax lots. Their cost, proceeds and gain fit neither currency, so Finmind leaves them out of the replay and the declaration asks you to enter them yourself.

Deadlines

The declaration year starts as the previous year. The page shows two dates: File by, 1 April of the year after the declared year (Article 397 §1), and Pay by, 1 June (Article 398 §1). A date that falls on a weekend or a fixed-date public holiday moves to the next working day. The moving religious holidays and any working-day transfers by the Cabinet of Ministers are not modelled, so the page marks the dates as not exact: when a date falls within about 3 days of one of those, confirm it against the official calendar before you rely on it.

Source: the Finmind tax page and the Tax Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan as the page cites it (lex.uz), read on 8 November 2026.