AI - POWERED ANALYSIS OF FACTORS IMPACTING TAXES ON IMPORTED SERVICES TO THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN

Saidova Ugiloy Rustamjon qizi,Abdurashitova Muniskhon O’ktam qizi

Authors

Saidova Ugiloy Rustamjon qizi,Abdurashitova Muniskhon O’ktam qizi PhD student, Tashkent State University of Economics,Turin Polytechnic university in Tashkent

Keywords:

AI in taxation, machine learning models, econometric analysis, tax policy optimization, taxes on imported services, value-added tax, inflation rate, corruption index, import of financial services.

Abstract

This article leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to examine taxes paid on services imported to Uzbekistan between 2011 and 2022. The study identifies key factors influencing tax revenues by integrating econometric models with AI techniques such as machine learning and predictive analytics. AI insights enhance the analysis, providing data-driven conclusions and strategic policy recommendations.

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