Armenian State Revenue Committee names show business stars who pay taxes
23.10.2019,
13:07
Some representatives of Armenia's show business have submitted their income declarations, the press office of the State Revenue Committee reported on Wednesday. They are Iveta Mukuchyan, Arsen Safaryan, Silva Hakobyan, Albert Simonyan (Tata) and Arman Hovhannisyan.
YEREVAN, October 23. /ARKA/. Some representatives of Armenia's show business have submitted their income declarations, the press office of the State Revenue Committee reported on Wednesday. They are Iveta Mukuchyan, Arsen Safaryan, Silva Hakobyan, Albert Simonyan (Tata) and Arman Hovhannisyan.
It has also become known in the course of tax administration procedures that singer Andrey Hovhanyan (Andre) is also a citizen of the United States, and he pays taxes on his activities abroad to the United States.
The State Revenue Committee says that the taxation administration is permanent, and particular measures will be applied to those singers who fail to submit their tax declarations.
Davit Ananyan, the head of the State revenue Committee, yet in late 2018, called on show business people to declare their income and pay taxes. However, show business people reacted to his call in different ways. Many ignored it. That is why the State Revenue Committee's officers had a series of meetings with them to explain what sanctions they can impose on tax dodgers. -0---
It has also become known in the course of tax administration procedures that singer Andrey Hovhanyan (Andre) is also a citizen of the United States, and he pays taxes on his activities abroad to the United States.
The State Revenue Committee says that the taxation administration is permanent, and particular measures will be applied to those singers who fail to submit their tax declarations.
Davit Ananyan, the head of the State revenue Committee, yet in late 2018, called on show business people to declare their income and pay taxes. However, show business people reacted to his call in different ways. Many ignored it. That is why the State Revenue Committee's officers had a series of meetings with them to explain what sanctions they can impose on tax dodgers. -0---
