IMPROVEMENT OF THE ORGANIZATIONAL LEGAL BASIS OF FOREIGN ECONOMIC ACTIVITY

Abstract

This paper explores the administrative legal foundations necessary to enhance foreign economic activity (FEA) in the Republic of Uzbekistan, focusing on the core areas of tax policy, currency regulation, and customs legislation. In Uzbekistan, the legal framework governing FEA has undergone significant reforms in recent years, yet administrative inefficiencies and legal gaps continue to pose challenges for both domestic and foreign businesses. This article analyzes the current state of administrative law in Uzbekistan as it pertains to FEA and suggests ways to improve the organization and functioning of tax, currency, and customs regulations in the country. The paper concludes by offering recommendations for legal reforms to streamline FEA processes, reduce bureaucratic obstacles, and improve the overall business environment.