Armenian tax bodies do not collect advance payments, SRC
deputy chairman says
19-12-2008 22:00:00 | Armenia | Economy
YEREVAN, DECEMBER 19, NOYAN TAPAN. New types of cash
register tapes must be used in Armenia starting from January 1,
2009. The economic entities not to use such tapes will be fined:
in case of revealing a violation for the first time, value added
tax (VAT) payers will pay a fine of 150 thousand drams, non-VAT
payers will pay a fine of 75 thousand drams. In case of two and
more violations, the amount of the fine will be doubled. The
deputy chairman of the RA State Revenue Committee (SRC) Armen
Alaverdian announced this at the December 19 meeting with
reporters. The coupons of new cash register tapes will be
protected, with special numbers of casting of lots being
available on their inner side.
According to A. Alaverdian, cash register users can
purchase tapes of the new type starting from December 22, from
the points of sale in the building of the tax inspection of
their place of residence or registration. The sale of tapes will
be made only by invoices, and tapes are not subject to resale.
Their price will not exceed 350 drams a roll.
Another chairman of SRC, Artashes Beybutian denied the mass
media-spread rumors about collection of advance payments by tax
bodies. In his words, a tax body does not collect advance
payments, it carries out current control of tax calculation and
payments, and in case of revealing a violation, it draws up a
report on check-up, and the sum of the tax liabilities unpaid
due to the violation is transfered to the state budget.