Business Registration in Uzbekistan

ONELAW assists with establishing a business in Uzbekistan, from selecting the appropriate legal model to state registration and preparing the company to commence operations.

Business registration is not merely a technical filing process. At this stage, the company’s structure, governance arrangements, tax model, permitted activities and future relations among participants are determined.

Scope of Services

ONELAW provides support at all key stages:

— analysis of the proposed activities and business structure;
— selection of the appropriate legal form;
— determination of the participants and allocation of ownership interests;
— verification of business activities and licensing requirements;
— preparation of the charter and corporate resolutions;
— preparation of documents for foreign founders;
— assistance with translation, apostille or legalisation of documents;
— arrangement of the registered office;
— filing for state registration;
— assistance in addressing any comments from the registration authority;
— preparation of documents required for the company to commence operations.

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When ONELAW Can Assist

Establishing a company in Uzbekistan

Legal support for registering a legal entity in line with the objectives, structure and features of the proposed business.

Selecting the legal form

Assessment of the most suitable form of business, taking into account ownership, governance, tax burden and development plans.

Businesses with multiple participants

Assessment of the most suitable form of business, taking into account ownership, governance, tax burden and development plans.

Businesses with multiple participants

Development of the corporate structure, allocation of ownership interests and rules for adopting key decisions.

Foreign founders and investors

Registration of companies with foreign participation, preparation of documents and liaison with public authorities.

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The ONELAW Approach

When establishing a business, it is important to consider not only formal registration requirements but also how the company will operate after incorporation.

ONELAW assesses governance, allocation of authority, exit mechanisms, transfers of ownership interests, investment arrangements and potential corporate conflicts in advance.

Our objective is to create a legal structure that reflects the client’s business model and does not require urgent correction immediately after registration.

What Should Be Determined Before Registration

— Before filing the documents, the following should be determined:
— who will be the participants and the director of the company;
— how ownership interests and powers will be allocated;
— which decisions will require participant approval;
— which activities the company will conduct;
— whether licences or permits will be required;
— which tax model will apply;
— how the company’s activities will be financed;
— how relations among business partners will be regulated.

A purely formal approach to these matters may result in additional costs, tax exposure and corporate disputes.