Abstract
This scientific article highlights current issues in the field of reforming tax administration in the Republic of Uzbekistan, on further improving the activities of state tax authorities and the formation of a “digital economy” with high efficiency and development of the system, as well as accelerating the implementation of generally recognized international norms and standards in the field of tax control in national legislation clarifies the essence of the issues and explains the procedural rules of these processes. In particular, the determination by the State Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan of the strategy and tactics of the tax risk management system, collection and processing of information, analysis and assessment of tax risk, development and implementation of measures to manage tax risks is emphasized. The author provides a definition of the concepts, tax risk - that is, it is the possibility of non-fulfillment or incomplete fulfillment by the taxpayer (tax agent) of tax obligations, which can lead to non-payment or incomplete payment of taxes and fees to the budget system. At the same time, the level of tax risk is a state of risk, which is determined depending on the likelihood of the risk occurring and its possible consequences. From the above, the need to automate procedures for compliance with tax legislation and simplify its procedure is analyzed. The importance of introducing simplified mechanisms to extend the deadline for paying taxes or installments was emphasized. Here, every tax official, entrepreneur and taxpayer must thoroughly master the rules of the Tax Code, for which they need regular training. At the end, recommendations were developed for involving prestigious, influential foreign experts with extensive practical experience in this field in this process.
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