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ARMENIAN INVESTMENTS GUIDE PUBLISHED
YEREVAN, JULY 15. ARMINFO. Armenian Investments Guide was published
this year. The main objective of the guide is to fill up the
information gap, which somewhat repels foreign investors from Armenia.
As Project Director Narine Melikyan informed ARMINFO, this handbook
contains detailed and objective information on investment climate
and its procedures in Armenia. The handbook includes general economic
characteristics, macroeconomic indices, peculiarities of the economic
policy and information on enterprises of Armenia with the share
of foreign capital. The sections of the book contain information
on the starting a business in Armenia, on tax and customs systems,
general types of tax regimes and procedures, as well as the process
of liquidation of enterprises. The guide is published in 1,500 copies
in English and distributed in about 50 countries.
The project ha been financed by the Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City
Association and the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational
and Cultural Affairs.
YEREVAN, JULY 15. ARMINFO. Armenian Investments Guide was published
this year. The main objective of the guide is to fill up the
information gap, which somewhat repels foreign investors from Armenia.
As Project Director Narine Melikyan informed ARMINFO, this handbook
contains detailed and objective information on investment climate
and its procedures in Armenia. The handbook includes general economic
characteristics, macroeconomic indices, peculiarities of the economic
policy and information on enterprises of Armenia with the share
of foreign capital. The sections of the book contain information
on the starting a business in Armenia, on tax and customs systems,
general types of tax regimes and procedures, as well as the process
of liquidation of enterprises. The guide is published in 1,500 copies
in English and distributed in about 50 countries.
The project ha been financed by the Cambridge-Yerevan Sister City
Association and the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational
and Cultural Affairs.