PROBLEMS OF TAXATION OF CROSS-BORDER DIGITAL SERVICES
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digital economy, cross-border services, VAT, digital taxation, tax administration, UzbekistanAbstract
This study examines the main challenges associated with the taxation of cross-border digital services and analyzes the effectiveness of the regulatory mechanisms implemented in Uzbekistan. The research is based on the provisions of the Tax Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan, international tax standards, and statistical data on tax revenues from foreign digital companies. At the same time, issues such as determining the location of service consumption, monitoring non-resident taxpayers, and adapting tax administration systems to digital business models remain relevant challenges.
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