In Armenia, 40 companies fined in May for violating the law on non-cash transactions

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YEREVAN, 17 May. /ARKA/. In May 2024, some 40 companies were  found to  violate the requirements of the Armenian  law “On Non-cash Transactions”, the State Revenue Committee reported. 

It said fines totalling AMD 14.6 million were imposed on the offending companies. ($1 – 388.78 drams).

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