Tax Higher School under the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan

About the Tax Higher School

The Tax Higher School was established pursuant to Decree No. PF-95 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated May 19, 2026. Its primary objective is to train qualified professionals equipped with modern knowledge and practical skills for the tax system and other sectors of the economy.

The Tax Higher School serves as a leading higher education institution responsible for training personnel for the tax system.

Beginning with the 2026/2027 academic year, admissions to undergraduate programmes were conducted in the following fields of study:

• Taxes and Taxation;

• Accounting.

In addition, the introduction of the following new academic programmes is planned for the future:

• Digital Tax Administration;

• Tax Law and Financial Control.

The educational process at the School is organised with the participation of highly qualified international and local professors, lecturers, and practising professionals.

Students are provided with the necessary facilities, including modern academic buildings, an Information and Resource Centre, a sports hall, a stadium, and a student dormitory with a capacity of 1,000 residents.

The Tax Higher School is not merely a higher education institution; it is a school of professionals who will contribute to the tax system and various sectors of the economy in the future.

Support and Facilities for International Students

1. Admission Process
The admission process for international students is organized according to clear and transparent procedures. Students are provided with information on document submission, the selection of study programmes and admission requirements, as well as the necessary guidance and advice.

2. Study Programme
International students have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the curricula for their chosen study programmes, course content and assessment criteria. The educational process is designed to develop students’ professional knowledge and practical skills.

3. Language Support
To help international students adapt effectively to the educational environment, support is provided for language learning and the development of communication skills. Students have opportunities to strengthen their everyday and academic communication skills in Uzbek and Russian.

4. Cultural Integration
Particular attention is paid to introducing international students to Uzbekistan’s national values, history and culture. Cultural events, meetings and group activities help foster friendly relationships between international and local students.

5. Accommodation Assistance
International students receive the necessary information and guidance on finding accommodation and learning about available living arrangements. Assistance is provided to help students adapt to their living conditions and find suitable, comfortable accommodation.

6. Academic Support
A support system is in place to assist international students with their studies, understanding course material and improving their academic performance. Throughout their studies, students can seek advice from faculty members and responsible staff regarding any questions that arise.

7. Legal Assistance
International students receive guidance on matters related to studying and residing in Uzbekistan and obtaining the necessary documents. Where necessary, students are directed to the appropriate authorized institutions and informed about the relevant procedures.

8. Social and Emotional Support
Support is provided to help international students adapt to a new environment, integrate into the student community and feel comfortable throughout their studies. A supportive atmosphere is fostered to promote mutual respect, solidarity and friendly relationships among students.

9. Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives
The Higher School places particular emphasis on respecting people from different national and cultural backgrounds, ensuring equal opportunities and promoting mutual understanding. Efforts are made to create an inclusive environment in which every student can participate actively in the educational process and realize their potential.

10. Feedback Mechanism
A feedback mechanism is in place to collect and review international students’ opinions, suggestions and requests. Their feedback is taken into account to identify student needs and improve the quality of education and services.

International Cooperation

International cooperation is one of the promising areas for the development of the Tax Higher School. This area involves expanding partnerships with foreign educational and scientific institutions, exchanging experience in training personnel for the tax sector, promoting academic mobility, organizing joint educational and scientific-practical events, and studying international approaches to tax administration.

An important step towards developing international relations was the signing, on 10 September 2026, of a Memorandum of Cooperation between the Tax Higher School under the Tax Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Additional Professional Education, the Academy of Leadership and Business Process Management of the Federal Tax Service of Russia (FNS LAB Academy).

The memorandum aims to provide initial training, retraining and professional development for specialists in taxation and tax administration, as well as to expand scientific and professional cooperation between the parties.

Under the memorandum, the main areas of cooperation include:

- organizing and conducting joint scientific research, conferences, forums, round tables, seminars and other events;
- exchanging scientific and methodological materials, publications and information resources;
- developing and implementing joint educational programmes, professional development courses and professional retraining programmes;
- organizing internships, academic exchanges and visits for academic staff, researchers and specialists;
- exchanging experience in the digital transformation of tax authorities and the application of modern educational technologies;
- preparing joint publications, analytical materials and scientific research.

In addition, as part of efforts to expand the Tax Higher School’s international relations, an agreement on cooperation with Shanghai Business School is planned. Cooperation with this Chinese educational institution is expected to facilitate the exchange of experience, the study of international educational practices, and the expansion of opportunities to develop professional competencies in economics, finance and tax administration.

The development of international cooperation will contribute to improving educational programmes, strengthening research capacity, introducing modern methods of professional education, and expanding practical ties with foreign partners.

Development Prospects

The Tax Higher School aims to become a modern educational and research-practice centre that brings together academic knowledge, practical experience and international approaches to training qualified personnel.

The consistent development of institutional foundations, improvement of educational programmes, introduction of digital solutions and expansion of international cooperation will create a solid basis for further improving the quality of specialist training and developing the human resource capacity of the tax authorities of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The activities of the Tax Higher School are aimed at building a professional community of specialists capable of effectively addressing the challenges facing the modern tax system, applying advanced technologies and making a meaningful contribution to improving tax administration in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

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