TASHKENT, Uzbekistan, January 7. Uzbekistan has
introduced a new procedure for approving forecast indicators
starting from 2026, aimed at improving the system for forecasting
state budget revenues, Trend reports via the Ministry of Economy and Finance
of Uzbekistan.
The changes were formalized following the signing of
Presidential Resolution No. PQ–397, titled “On measures to improve
the procedure for forecasting state budget revenues.” The document
is designed to strengthen the long-term stability of state
financial policy and establish a more accurate, transparent, and
scientifically grounded approach to forecasting budget
revenues.
Under the new procedure, quarterly forecast indicators for state
budget revenues will be approved by the Ministry of Economy and
Finance by revenue sources and quarters, in coordination with the
Administration of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Within three working days after approval, forecast indicators for
district and city budgets, also broken down by revenue sources and
quarters, will be approved by decisions of the Chairman of the
Council of Ministers of the Republic of Karakalpakstan and the
khokims of regions and Tashkent city.
The resolution also provides for the possibility of amending
forecast revenue indicators for the Republic of Karakalpakstan,
regions, and Tashkent city by the Ministry of Economy and Finance,
subject to coordination with the Presidential Administration.
In addition, starting from 2026, the forecasting and calculation
of state budget revenues will be conducted in an automated format
through the information system of the Ministry of Economy and
Finance. Data from ministries and agencies will be fully integrated
via the “E-Government” system, expanding the use of digital
technologies in the budget planning process.
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