Monday, 25, November, 2024
Starting from January 1, 2020, Uzbekistan shall abolish the customs duty waiver for the import of cars worth over US$ 40 thousand, manufactured less than two years ago. This is provided for by the Oct. 2 presidential decree.
The waiver took effect in January 1, 2019 while only the excise tax of 20% applied to imported expensive cars. About 600 premium cars and 20 electric vehicles were imported in the first six months of this year.
On November 21, Tashkent hosted the meeting of the Uzbek-Kuwaiti Intergovernmental Commission on Trade-Economic, and ...
Bakhodir Kurbanov has been appointed Chairman of the State Security Service to replace Abdusalom Azizov. Since F...
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