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SRC recovers about AMD 19.2 bln of unpaid taxes in 2023
As part of the fight against shadow turnover, Armenia's State Revenue Committee (SRC) revealed a number of cases with incorrect declaration of sales turnover in 2023, recovering as a result about AMD 19.2 billion of unpaid taxes.Majority of Yerevan residents oppose paid parking price hike
A survey conducted among the residents of Armenia's capital city Yerevan by the Armenian office of the Gallup International Association has revealed that the majority were opposed to the municipality's plan to raise the price of paid parking on the streets.Yerevan Municipality presses for raising paid parking prices
Yerevan’s Deputy Mayor Suren Grigoryan argued today that Municipality’s intention to triple the prices for paid parking on those parts of the city's streets, which are marked by red lines is not to seek additional revenues, but to regulate the traffic in the downtown.Paid parking areas in Yerevan to be differentiated
The Armenian National Assembly’s Committee on Territorial Administration, Local Self-Governments, Agriculture,and Environmental Protection on Wednesday approved a draft law, which proposes to change the color of paid parking areas, as well as to revise the size of the payment.Armenian tax authorities recover 1.6 billion drams of unpaid taxes
Armenia's tax authorities recovered as much as 1.64 billion drams of unpaid taxes in the first seven months of 2020, Vahan Charkhifalakyan, head of the Investigative Department of the State Revenue Committee (SRC), told an online news conference today.Wine-growers threaten to block highway if their grape money not paid
Residents of a village in Vayots Dzor threaten to block a highway running from the capital city Yerevan to the Iranian border on Friday if they are not paid for the grape they had sold last year to a local winery, Naira Zohrabyan, a lawmaker from the Prosperous Armenia Party said today.Population-paid construction in ten months surged by 39.4 percent to 67.4 billion drams: Armstat
Population-paid construction in the first ten months of this year surged by 39.4 percent year-on-year to 67.4 billion drams, according to the latest numbers released by Armenia’s National Statistical Service (ArmStat). It said 63.04 billion drams of that amount were spent on construction and installation work.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
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