During a recent briefing, Dildora Khashimova, press secretary for the Accounts Chamber, unveiled the agency's performance results for the first nine months of 2026. The presentation focused heavily on the ongoing transformation of state auditing and its purported role in ensuring the effectiveness of reforms implemented across the republic.

Over the reporting period, the agency carried out a total of 84 audit events, 46 of which were conducted remotely. In addition, specialists performed an external audit of the execution report for the State Budget and state targeted trust funds for the first half of the year, attempting to scrutinize financial flows.

Comprehensive checks of budget expenditures revealed financial errors totaling 2 trillion soms, prompting corrective measures from the authorities. Furthermore, the agency reported optimizing expenditures by 4.2 trillion soms, preventing illegal spending worth 23.6 billion soms, and recovering 250.2 billion soms back into the state budget.

On the revenue side, auditors reportedly identified additional sources of tax and mandatory payments amounting to 1.6 trillion soms, with 656.3 billion soms already deposited into the treasury. Meanwhile, systemic irregularities in public procurement reached a staggering 10.2 trillion soms in legislative violations.

To secure proper legal assessments, materials concerning 4.8 trillion soms were transferred to law enforcement agencies. Officials implicated in cases totaling 222.3 billion soms faced administrative liability, while mandatory execution orders were dispatched to responsible organizations.

Source: podrobno.uz