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part of timely receipt of information from
government agencies (for instance, statistics data,
e-forms of tax and statistics accounting, e-forms
of customs documents, etc.).
Second,
ICT
application
at
public
administration bodies will allow maximum
reduction of administrative procedures focused on
the work with paper data carriers that raises costs
both of citizens and legal entities while interacting
with government bodies. Given limited budget
resources the main efforts in the area of e-
government implementation in Uzbekistan is
reasonable to focus of the following directions
that in mid-term perspectives would ensure
positive results.
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