Armenian commercial banks send over AMD 13 billion to government budget in 2010

YEREVAN, February 3. /ARKA/. Twenty commercial banks found themselves in the State Revenue Committee’s 2010 list of largest taxpayers of Armenia. They transferred over AMD 13 billion to the government budget in 2010.

In 2009, 21 banks sent more than AMD 17 billion to the government budget.
The difference is due to the merger of Cascade Bank with Ameriabank on June 18, 2010.

The committee says direct taxes paid by banks totaled AMD 11.5 billion in 2010. Their share in the structure of all taxes was 88.3%.

They accounted for 3% of total amount paid by 1,000 large taxpayers.

ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank, with its AMD 2.5 billion transferred to the government budget, is the leader among banks and ranks 24th among the country’s largest taxpayers.

HSBC Bank Armenia, with AMD 1.2 billion, was placed 58th in the State Revenue Committee’s ranking.

VTB Bank (Armenia), with AMD 914.3 million, came 73rd.

Armbusinessbank and Ameriabank were placed 54th and 55th for paying AMD 1.3 billion and 1.26 billion respectively.

Unibank and Ardshininvestbank found themselves among top 100 taxpayers. They ranked 75th and 96th for paying about AMD 890 million and AMD 741.1 million respectively.

As a whole, 1,000 large taxpayers transferred AMD 432.8 billion to the government budget in 2010 against AMD 382.8 billion in 2009. ($1 = AMD 364.75). -0-

Rank Name Taxes paid (thousand AMD)
Jan-Dec 2010 Jan-Dec 2009
24 ACBA-Credit Agricole Bank 2 512 092.1 2 339 786.2
54 Armbusinessbank 1 294 101.7 654 833.1
55 Ameriabank 1 258 333.2 990 959.2
58 HSBC Bank Armenia 1 186 948.0 2 042 999.7
73 VTB Bank (

Armenia)

914 301.9 2 202 694.9
75 Unibank 889 971.3 1 444 972.5
96 Ardshininvestbank 741 149.2 2 294 337.9
127 Converse Bank 585 434.1 1 031 619.2
144 Inecobank 512 223.0 653 976.3
147 Anelik Bank 501 960.4 332 430.3
171 Armeconombank 437 882.6 340 737.0
172 Areximbank – Gazprombank Group 434 822.4 429 435.7
217 ArmSwisbank 326 729.8 204 546.3
236 Armenian Development Bank 311 393.8 313 260.4
257 Araratbank 281 636.6 368 080.9
298 ProCredit Bank 257 134.4 246 070.7
349 Prometey Bank 218 907.6 439 362.5
407 Byblos Bank 189 050.1 120 939.1
780 BTA Bank 89 821.5 146 645.9
949 Mellat Bank 69 734.2 205 934.3
Total 13 013 627.9 16 803 622.1
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