According to Shykmamatov, over the year, tax revenues amounted to 308.4 billion soms, which is 40.1 billion soms above the planned level. The growth rate compared to 2024 was 135.1%, and the absolute increase reached 80.2 billion soms. A total of 391.8 billion soms in taxes and insurance contributions was collected against a forecast of 383.6 billion soms, which corresponds to 102.1% of the plan's fulfillment. Compared to the previous year, the increase in revenues was nearly 90 billion soms.
Shykmamatov noted that the increase in budget revenues was achieved without changing tax rates. In 2025, a policy of reducing the tax burden and expanding benefits for key sectors such as agriculture, processing, information technology, renewable energy, as well as the textile and jewelry industries was implemented. Small and medium-sized businesses also retained the option to choose their tax regime.
Digitalization was identified as a key element of the changes, including the expansion of the capabilities of the "Taxpayer's Cabinet," the implementation of a tax risk management system, and the automation of control procedures.
The head of the GNS noted that in 2026, the agency plans to focus on strengthening reforms, developing human resources, improving service quality, and enhancing the efficiency of work with tax arrears.
