Shykmatov noted the transition to a service model and revenue growth without increasing rates
A meeting of the board was held at the State Tax Service, where the results of the institution's work for 2025 were discussed. It was attended by Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev, head of the State Tax Service Alambet Shykmatov, and leaders of tax authorities.
Alambet Shykmatov reported that this year, 391.8 billion soms were collected in the form of tax and insurance contributions against a plan of 383.6 billion soms, which is 102.1% of the planned amount. This is nearly 90 billion soms more than the previous year.
He also added that tax and payment revenues reached 308.4 billion soms, which is 40.1 billion more than the established plan. The growth rate compared to 2024 was 135.1%.
"This result was achieved without increasing tax rates. On the contrary, in 2025, a large-scale policy was implemented to reduce the tax burden and expand benefits for key sectors," emphasized Shykmatov.
The main outcome of the year was a change in the approach to tax administration — a shift from strict control to a service-oriented system, digitalization, and trust. The service reduced inspections, simplified reporting, and strengthened digital tools, which contributed to reducing corruption risks and shadow turnover.
Prime Minister Adylbek Kasymaliev positively assessed the work of the State Tax Service, noting improvements in tax administration and bringing businesses out of the shadows.
At the meeting, a new information system "Salyk Küzöt" was also presented, aimed at increasing transparency in the economy.
Among the key tasks for 2026, Shykmatov highlighted the development of digital services, transitioning to risk-oriented analytics, enhancing staff qualifications, and strengthening the service model of the tax authority.
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