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Treasury Business Process Automation Modules
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Revenue Collection Automation Modules
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Accrued Income Accounting Modules
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Cost Estimation Modules IPSAS Reports
Accounting, processing and maintaining transactions on income and expenses of all budgetary organizations, recipients of budgetary funds and target funds;
Planning, control, accounting and reporting of the state budget;
Maintaining records, receipt and distribution of state budget revenues;
Continuous execution of treasury operations;
Transfer (consolidation) of the right to manage budget parameters to financial bodies, departments and sectors within the framework of approved powers.
Statistics:
About Project
Uzbekistan established a Treasury Single Account (TSA) in 2012 and the TSA is now operational and used to process most government revenues and expenditures. The Treasury and interim FMIS support daily entry of revenue and daily or monthly reconciliation of accounts, which has materially improved cash oversight and fiscal transparency. However, several FMIS modules (budgeting, full accrual accounting, asset management, consolidated reporting) remain under development and some extrabudgetary/off-budget accounts and quasi-fiscal operations still sit outside full TSA/budget coverage, a remaining weakness to address.
The Treasury Service Committee under the Ministry of Economy and Finance indicates that the coverage of the Treasury Single Account was 95.6% as of 2024.
https://gov.uz/en/imv/sections/konsolidasiyalashgan-budjet-ijros
Fund Composition (2024):
- Budget funds: 58%
- Off-budget funds of budgetary organizations: 24%
- State target funds and other funds: 11%
- Deposit account of the Customs Committee: 5%
The government's consolidated budget expenditures have been steadily increasing:
-2023: 343,212.60 billion soums
-2024: 427,640.30 billion soums
https://www.pempal.org/sites/default/files/event/attachments/2_treasury_uzbekistan_eng.pdf
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Centralized electronic accounting of property belonging to government agencies, organizations and enterprises.
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Monitoring the efficiency of use of state property.
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Creation of analytical data and reports in various areas (by region, by industry, by department).
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Interaction with other government information systems (for example, tax, cadastral, justice, etc.).
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Possibility of data export for analysis and management decision-making.
