During its January 23 session, the Armenian government discussed and approved a regulation to define the list and descriptions of pedagogical and administrative-economic staff positions in extracurricular educational institutions.
Read MoreAt its January 23 session, the Armenian government approved a €45.3 million loan from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to implement healthcare programs in the country.
Read MoreStarting January 1, 2025, most micro-enterprises, as well as a range of small and medium-sized businesses in Armenia, will operate under new tax conditions, which, according to traders, have increased their tax burden and placed them in difficult circumstances.
Read MoreArmenia’s National Security Service (NSS) has published its annual report on external security risks, addressing military-political, economic, and informational risks, as well as the fight against international terrorism.
Read MoreIn 2025, a modern landfill will start operating for the Gegharkunik and Kotayk regions. This announcement was made in parliament by Armenia’s Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructure, Davit Khudatyan.
Read MoreThe National Assembly has adopted a draft law amending the Tax Code, which will reduce penalties for an incorrectly written product code on a cash register receipt in Armenia.
Read MoreThe National Assembly approved the draft law to increase the state duty rates for acquiring and renouncing citizenship, with 65 votes in favor and 33 against.
Read MoreYerevan’s Mayor, Tigran Avinyan, announced that recent feedback and suggestions regarding the new fares for unified ticket packages have been carefully reviewed, he stated that the following changes will be proposed at the city council meeting on February 11:
Read MoreThe funds allocated for Snoop Dogg’s concert have not yet been returned to the state budget. This was stated by Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Sports Zhanna Andreasyan, noting that they are still awaiting a response from the “Doping Space” company.
Read MoreThe Chairman of the State Revenue Committee of Armenia, Eduard Hakobyan, stated on Public Television that transactions up to 300,000 AMD are not subject to declaration, he clarified that the 300,000 AMD threshold applies to each individual transaction, not the total sum of similar transactions.
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