Students at the Higher School of Taxation were provided with information about the “Young Taxpayers Club (New Tax Era).”

A presentation was held at the Higher School of Taxation under the Tax Committee on the goals and objectives of the “Young Taxpayers Club (New Tax Era),” aimed at developing students’ knowledge and skills in the field of taxation, enhancing their research and analytical capabilities, and familiarizing them with the reforms being implemented in the sector.

During the meeting, Ilhomjon Obodovich Ergashev, Head of the Department for Professional Skills Development, provided students with detailed information about the club’s main areas of activity, the membership admission procedure, and the opportunities available to young people.

It was emphasized that the club’s key areas of activity include in-depth study of tax legislation and reforms in the sector, development of students’ independent thinking and research and analytical skills, encouragement of their participation in research and practical projects, and strengthening the knowledge and skills necessary for their future professional careers.

During the meeting, students received answers to their questions. The discussion was aimed at familiarizing students with the goals and objectives of the club, increasing their interest in the field of taxation, and supporting their professional development.