BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN UZBEKISTAN TAX ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17436472Abstract
This article explores the potential integration of blockchain technology into Uzbekistan’s tax administration
system. It begins by addressing the challenges faced by the current system, such as inefficiencies, lack of transparency,
and corruption. The paper highlights the core features of blockchain, including decentralization, immutability, and
transparency, and explains how these can revolutionize tax collection and auditing. It also discusses possible use cases,
such as real-time transaction tracking, fraud prevention, and smart contracts for automated tax processes. The article
examines global examples of blockchain application in taxation and considers the economic benefits for Uzbekistan, such
as enhanced compliance and increased government revenues. Challenges such as infrastructure limitations, regulatory
frameworks, and public adoption are also analyzed. Finally, it provides a forward-looking perspective on how blockchain
can drive digital transformation in Uzbekistan’s tax system, fostering greater efficiency and trust.
Keywords
blockchain technology, Uzbekistan tax administration, tax system reform, digital transformation in taxation, transparent tax collection, blockchain-based governance, decentralized tax processes.References
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