Gazprom Armenia is denying the State Revenue Committee’s tax evasion accusations.
The State Revenue Committee (SRC) of Armenia says it has revealed fraud at Gazprom Armenia.
Microbusinesses will be exempt from taxes in Armenia. In case of having up to three employees in that business, there will be another, mild regime for income tax, acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said during the debate of the 2019 state budget draft in the Parliament on November 13.
The State Revenue Committee of Armenia has published the list of top 1000 tax payers of the third quarter of 2018, according to which over 672 billion AMD has been collected during the first 9 months. According to the state budget of 2018, I trillion and 248 billion AMD is planned to be collected during the entire year.
The economic activity rate or the structure of economic growth existing in Armenia for many years, is not accepted by acting Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan.
Acting Prime Minister of Armenia Nikol Pashinyan attended the conference “Investments and trade”. Parliamentarians, ministers, business representatives, chairmen of trade and industry chambers, representatives of major companies from 20 countries participated in the conference.
Acting PM Nikol Pashinyan convened a consultation on October 25 with the representatives of the financial-economic block of the Government, during which the current economic tendencies, economic forecasts and development prospects were discussed.
Gevorg Torosyan, who participated in the recent La Francophonie Economic Forum in Armenia, is going to establish the branch of Canadian ISB engineering company in Armenia by the support of the Enterprise Incubator Foundation (EIF), deputy minister of economic development and investments Mane Adamyan said on Facebook.
Armenia is ranked 70th among 140 countries in the Global Competitiveness Index 2018 ranking which has been released by the World Economic Forum. Compared to the previous year, Armenia improved its positions by 2 points.
The State Revenue Committee has received 26-28 thousand employment records as of late September from various companies, i.e. that many people have been hired for employment in various companies, State Revenue Committee President David Ananyan told reporters after the Cabinet meeting today.
