Dispute Cadastral Value
Disagree with your apartment's assessed value on my.gov.uz? Get an independent appraisal report to dispute the cadastral value
The government has conducted a mass cadastral assessment of apartments in Uzbekistan — results are published on the my.gov.uz portal. Many owners found their property's assessed value significantly overestimated. If you clicked the 'Disagree' button on my.gov.uz, you need an official independent appraisal report to successfully dispute the value. Our licensed appraisers will conduct an independent market valuation of your apartment and prepare an official report accepted by the tax authorities and the Cadastral Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The my.gov.uz portal has a 'Disagree' button. After clicking it, you will need an official report from a licensed independent appraiser confirming the market value of the apartment. That is exactly what we prepare.
Without an official report from a licensed appraiser, tax authorities will not accept your objection. The report is a legal document confirming the real market value of your apartment.
Yes. If the cadastral value is overstated, reducing it through the dispute process directly lowers the tax base and the amount of property tax.
The cost starts from 1,000,000 UZS. The final price depends on the area and location of the apartment.
The report is prepared within 1-3 business days. We understand there are deadlines for filing objections, so we work quickly.
Owner's passport, cadastral document for the apartment, and a screenshot or printout of the assessment from my.gov.uz (preferred but not required).
