2022-11-18 | ПҚ-415-сонAdded
The decree abolishes mandatory internal audit requirements for most limited liability companies (LLCs) and joint-stock companies (JSCs) with low asset values or state share below 50%, effective December 1, 2022. It prohibits the formation of new legal entities in the form of unitary enterprises or additional liability companies from March 1, 2023, requiring existing ones to change their legal form by January 1, 2025. The document mandates that listed companies disclose fund movements and cancelled shares, establishes valuation rules for non-monetary contributions exceeding 10,000 base calculation amounts, and requires the publication of court decisions on corporate disputes and quarterly seminars on corporate relations.
On Further Improving the Legal Framework for Corporate Relations
To further improve the organizational and legal basis for the activities of commercial organizations, eliminate certain organizational and legal forms of legal entities that have lost their significance, and introduce modern corporate governance methods:
Starting from December 1, 2022, the following requirements regarding the activities of commercial organizations shall be abolished:
a) Organizing internal audit services for the following organizations:
b) State registration of the charter agreement of a limited liability company;
c) Notarization of the power of attorney issued to participants of a limited liability company who are legal entities for participation in the general meeting;
d) Setting the amount of the reserve fund at least 15 percent of the charter fund (charital capital) when establishing a reserve fund in a limited liability company.
It is established that starting from March 1, 2023, the formation of legal entities in the organizational and legal form of a unitary enterprise or an additional liability company shall not be permitted.
The Ministry of Justice, together with relevant ministries and departments, shall approve an organizational plan for measures to complete the process of changing the organizational and legal form of legal entities currently operating in the form of a unitary enterprise or an additional liability company by January 1, 2025.
It is established that starting from October 1, 2023:
Economic societies included in the listing of the securities stock exchange shall disclose information on the movement of funds and the cancellation of part of the issued shares, in addition to the information and reports disclosed in accordance with legislative acts;
Economic societies not included in the listing of the securities stock exchange shall not disclose important facts determined by the authorized state body for regulating the securities market, except for commercial banks, insurance organizations, joint-stock companies with a state share in the charter fund (charital capital) of 50 percent or more, and joint-stock companies where the share of these joint-stock companies in the charter fund (charital capital) is 50 percent or more.
Starting from April 1, 2023:
Non-monetary contributions added to the charter fund (charital capital) of a limited liability company, with a value exceeding 10,000 times the base calculation amount, shall be evaluated by an appraisal organization, and the contributed value may not exceed the appraised value;
When legal entities are reorganized through merger, accession, or change of organizational and legal form, the rights and obligations of the enterprises, regardless of whether they are indicated in the transfer act, shall pass to the reorganized legal entity;
Decisions of the supervisory board of economic societies on the issuance of shares, corporate bonds, and other securities shall be disclosed as important facts in accordance with legislative acts.
Starting from March 1, 2023, the authorized state body for regulating the securities market shall publish information through mass media and (or) its official website within two working days from the date of occurrence of the following facts:
It is established that:
a) Starting from July 1, 2023, information regarding the establishment of branches and representative offices of an economic society, the formation of its charter fund (charital capital), and the initiation of proceedings on insolvency shall be published on the Single Interactive State Services Portal. In this regard, this information shall be entered into the interdepartmental integration platform of the "Electronic Government" system by the responsible ministries and departments;
b) Important changes and additions to the rules of trading securities on the stock exchange, affecting stock exchange members and listing companies, shall be posted on the stock exchange website for discussion at least fifteen days before their approval;
c) Starting from January 1, 2023, minutes of meetings of the supervisory board and general meetings of participants (shareholders) of economic societies with a state share in the charter fund (charital capital) of 50 percent or more shall be posted in the "State Property" information system of the Agency for Management of State Assets within ten days after their official documentation.
The Supreme Court, together with the Ministry of Justice and the National Agency for Strategic Projects, shall:
Publish decisions of the Supreme Court, anonymized, regarding the results of consideration of corporate disputes on the official website of the Supreme Court, the National Database of Legislative Acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and social networks on a monthly basis;
Organize seminars and round tables on a quarterly basis with the participation of judges and representatives of economic societies on disputes arising from corporate relations and the practice of their resolution.
The "Roadmap" for further improving the legal framework for corporate relations is approved in accordance with the Appendix.
The Ministry of Justice, together with the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry for Development of Foreign Trade, Investments and Tourism, the Agency for Management of State Assets, and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, shall:
President of the Republic of Uzbekistan Sh. MIRZIYOYEV
Tashkent, November 8, 2022 Decree No. PQ-415
for further improving the legal framework for corporate relations
| No. | Name of Measures | Form of Implementation | Implementation Period | Responsible Executors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8. | Development of a normative legal document and submission to the Cabinet of Ministers clarifying the fiduciary duties and liability of the executive body, supervisory board, and majority shareholders (participants) of economic societies. | Draft normative legal document | December 2023 | Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Finance, Agency for Management of State Assets |
| 12. | Development of a draft law "On Partnership", coordination with ministries and departments, and submission to the Cabinet of Ministers in the established procedure. | Draft law | December 2025 | Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Investments and Foreign Trade, Ministry of Innovative Development, interested ministries and departments |
| 15. | Publication on a monthly basis, on the official website of the Supreme Court, the National Database of Legislative Acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and social networks, of anonymized decisions of the Supreme Court regarding the results of consideration of corporate disputes. | Measures | On a permanent basis | Supreme Court, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Finance |
Note: Drafts of normative legal documents may be combined into a single document regardless of the implementation period, depending on the subject matter of the regulated legal relations.
(Appendix edited by the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PF-254 dated December 18, 2025 — National Database of Legislative Acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, December 22, 2025, No. 06/25/254/1195)
(National Database of Legislative Acts of the Republic of Uzbekistan, November 9, 2022, No. 07/22/415/1000; September 4, 2023, No. 07/23/291/0667; April 27, 2024, No. 06/24/67/0307; November 28, 2024, No. 06/24/200/0981; December 22, 2025, No. 06/25/254/1195)
More like this from NAPP
We email you every new NAPP publication the day it's published.