Uzbekistan’s Tax Committee introduced the AI SOLIQ portal. The platform combines AI-based tax services for businesses with the regulator’s internal analytical tools.
What happened
The agency launched a unified digital platform to automate state tax control and advise entrepreneurs. A specialized channel of the Uzbek fintech community reported the system’s announcement, citing regulator data.
A dedicated AI Laboratory is developing the ecosystem. The committee created it earlier this year as a single center for the digital transformation of tax administration.
How it works for business
The platform’s external perimeter is open to entrepreneurs, accountants, and company executives. Users can request an intelligent analysis of their organization in a conversational format.
The system explains why specific invoices fall into the “red” risk zone. The portal clarifies the company’s tax rating, available benefits, and reporting rules. According to the committee, the service allows users to quickly get practical answers without contacting inspectors directly.
Regulator tools
The internal perimeter is hidden within the agency. The committee integrated its proprietary Soliq LLM language model, text and speech generation technologies, as well as computer vision and machine learning solutions.
Algorithms analyze large datasets and help inspectors find discrepancies in multi-level supply chains faster. The mentioned speech technologies indicate potential preparation for launching automated voice assistants. This should reduce the load on operators during quarterly reporting periods.
Why it matters
The launch of AI SOLIQ marks the state’s shift toward deep oversight automation. The platform helps taxpayers understand their obligations while giving the regulator precise tools to detect anomalies.
Shifting tax control to algorithmic analysis will require Uzbekistan’s banks and B2B fintechs to strengthen compliance so clients face fewer automatic blocks. Platforms will have to respond to regulator requests faster and screen counterparties more thoroughly.
What’s next
The Tax Committee plans to expand its line of intelligent services. The market will watch how the Soliq LLM implementation affects audit speeds and whether the percentage of erroneous account blocks drops thanks to preliminary conversational analysis.
