NATIONAL TAXES LEVIED ON LEGAL ENTITIES AND THEIR PECULIARITIES
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Corporate Taxes, Legal Entities, Taxation Methodology, Compliance, Corporate Finance, National Taxes, UzbekistanAbstract
This study examines national taxes levied on legal entities in the Republic of Uzbekistan and their sector-specific peculiarities. It analyzes the legal framework, tax calculation methods, reporting obligations, and compliance procedures applicable to corporate taxpayers. The research evaluates how taxation affects corporate financial management, profitability, and strategic decision-making. By reviewing laws, statistical data, and practical case studies, the study provides recommendations to optimize tax administration, ensure compliance, and enhance the efficiency of revenue collection from legal entities.
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