Armenia’s 440 Largest Corporate Taxpayers Pay 59.4 Billion Drams In Taxes And Other Mandatory Payments

YEREVAN, April 13. / ARKA /. Armenia’s 440 largest corporate taxpayers paid a total of 59.4 billion drams in taxes and other mandatory payments in the first quarter of the year. The figure represents a 49.6% rise from a year earlier, the State Revenue Committee said in a report, posted on its official website.

According to the report, the taxpayers paid a total of 49.2 billion drams in taxes, which make 60.5% of all taxes paid in the first three months of 2011. The growth if compared to the first quarter of 2010 amounted was 26.8% or 10.4 billion drams.

The largest taxpayers also paid 10.2 billion Drams in mandatory social payments, by 22.8% or 1.9 billion drams more from a year earlier.($1 – 376,.3 Drams) -0-

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