Armenian finance ministry upgraded e-payment system

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YEREVAN, August 22. / ARKA /. Armenia’s finance ministry said today it has upgraded the government-run electronic payment system at e-payments.am.

It said the upgraded system will allow individuals and entrepreneurs to pay all their taxes electronically. -0-

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