According to information provided by the prosecutor's office, during the inspections, cases were discovered where declarations were not submitted within the established deadlines, as well as cases of submitting documents with incomplete or distorted data.
In 2025, 53 administrative protocols were drawn up. All materials were submitted to the court, where officials were found guilty and fined amounts ranging from 3,000 to 5,000 soms. Compared to the previous year, the number of protocols increased by 13.
According to the prosecutor's office, 17 officials submitted declarations containing incomplete or distorted information. Measures of responsibility were applied to them as provided for in part 2 of Article 438 of the Code of Offenses, for failure to submit declarations or for their improper submission. A fine of 50 calculated indicators (5,000 soms) is prescribed for this violation.
Additionally, 19 officials who did not submit a unified tax declaration within the established deadlines became the subject of prosecutorial attention. Administrative protocols were drawn up for each of them, and the court imposed corresponding fines.
Despite the regular drafting of protocols under parts 1 and 2 of Article 438 of the Code of Offenses, the Sokuluk District Prosecutor's Office notes that such violations continue.
The prosecutor's office also reminded that in accordance with the law "On Counteracting Corruption," failure to submit a unified declaration or providing distorted data may lead to dismissal and legal liability.
According to Article 40 of the Code of Offenses, in the case of repeated violations, the court's decision is sent to the relevant authority, and according to part 2 of Article 437, which provides for "Abuse of Administrative Resources," dismissal may be applied as a measure.
In light of the above, the Sokuluk District Prosecutor's Office urges employees of state and municipal bodies to strictly comply with legislative requirements, including the Tax Code, the Code of Offenses, and anti-corruption legislation, thereby ensuring the timely submission of declarations with accurate and reliable data. Violating these norms entails administrative and other legal liability.
The prosecutor's office also reported that monitoring activities in this area will continue on an ongoing basis.
