The State Tax and Customs Service recently carried out a series of inspections across cotton farms and local administrative units to evaluate compliance with tax and agricultural regulations. Inspectors collected detailed data on farm sizes, production volumes, and the use of resources, assessing whether operations adhered to established standards. Findings were compiled and shared with relevant authorities to identify shortcomings and recommend corrective actions. The inspections aim to promote efficient resource utilization, prevent fraud, and ensure that tax contributions from the agricultural sector are properly recorded and accounted for. Results of the inspections will be used to refine oversight mechanisms, support farmers in meeting regulatory requirements, and enhance overall governance of the agricultural economy.