BOND STONE · TASHKENT OFFICE

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Bond Stone's Tashkent office is located at 2 Shota Rustaveli Street, steps from Amir Timur Square in the heart of the capital.

Bond Stone has a dedicated on-the-ground legal team and a registered local entity in Uzbekistan. The Tashkent office advises international investors, trading companies, and financial services providers on Uzbek law, from company formation and licensing through to M&A, dispute resolution, and employment.

Office Details

Address 4th Floor 2 Shota Rustaveli Street Tashkent, Uzbekistan	Contact +998 95 172 9678 [email protected] Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 6:00 pm (UZT, UTC+5)
Local Entity Bond Stone Legal Group LLC Registered in the Republic of Uzbekistan Primary legal authority: lex.uz	Rankings Legal 500 EMEA — Top Tier Kazakhstan IFLR1000 — Market Leader Asia Law Profiles

Legal Services in Uzbekistan

Business Formation & Licensing LLC and JSC formation, branch registration, sector licences, liquidation	Corporate & M&A JV structuring, acquisitions, shareholder agreements, cross-border transactions
Foreign Investment Investment vehicles, SEZs, EFI status, repatriation, privatisation	Dispute Resolution & Arbitration Commercial litigation, international arbitration, debt recovery, enforcement
Tax Advisory CIT 15%, WHT & DTT planning, transfer pricing, VAT, SEZ tax incentives	Employment & Labour Law Contracts, work permits, visas, redundancy, executive termination
Mergers & Acquisitions Share and asset acquisitions, privatisation, competition filings, Chinese investment	TIFC Advisory Preparing for TIFC entry — entity formation, TFSA licensing, tax position — ahead of activation
Data Protection Law ZRU-547, March 2026 reform, database registration, PP-153	Tax Guides CIT · WHT & DTT · Transfer Pricing · VAT in Uzbekistan

Why Uzbekistan

Uzbekistan — Investment Context 2026

GDP growth of 7.7% in 2025

USD 43.1B of investment implemented in 2025, of which USD 38.2B FDI — up 24% year-on-year, driven by manufacturing, energy, and services

36M+ population — the largest in Central Asia and a major consumer market

15% CIT, 12% VAT — no increase before 1 January 2028 under Presidential Decree No. UP-229

34 SEZs (1 July 2026), stakes in 29 large SOEs for public sale — Presidential Resolution No. PP-145

Uzbekistan — International Financial Centre (Not Yet Operating)

Tashkent International Financial Centre (TIFC)

Created by Presidential Decree No. UP-48 of 30 March 2026. Constitutional Law No. ZRU-1158 of 13 July 2026 has been in force since 25 July 2026, but the Centre is not yet operating: activation requires TIFC Acts and presidential confirmation. Once activated, the TIFC will apply its own Acts backed by the common law of England and Wales, with tax exemptions for qualifying participants (most of them until 1 January 2076), capital repatriation rules set by TIFC Acts, and the Tashkent International Commercial Court for English-language dispute resolution. Bond Stone advises on planning for the TIFC, drawing on its AIFC experience.

TIFC — full guide →

Contact our Tashkent office

Contact Bond Stone's Tashkent team for a confidential discussion about your legal requirements in Uzbekistan.

[email protected]
+998 95 172 9678

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