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Center of accounting services for small and medium entrepreneurship
opened in Yerevan
2009-01-24 14:44:00
ArmInfo. A Center for Accounting Services for small and medium
entrepreneurship was opened in Yerevan, Saturday. Armenian Prime
Minister Tigran Sargsyan, Economy Minister Nerses
Yeritsyan, Finance Minister Tigran Davtyan, Head of State Revenues
Committee Gagik Khachatryan and other officials attended the
ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan said that the state attaches
much importance to SME sphere and facilitation of the latter's
relations with the state, including the taxation field. "Therefore the
government decided to provide an area for this Center where SME will
receive qualified, available, and, which is the most important,
consistent accounting services for unobstructed business conduct",- the
prime minister said.
Economy Minister Nerses Yeritsyan said the creation of the Center is
one of the strategic goals of the state - integration of high
technologies in every day public life, including the sphere of
business-state relations. One of the main obstacles in this way is the
insufficient confidence in the state. "Many businessmen think that the
state imposes deception and waste of money on them under the pretence
of services. However, businessmen should realize that the state is
interested in honest and partner relations with them. Only by trusting
each other we'll manage to carry out our tasks",- Yeritsyan said.
To note, the premises for the Center for Accounting Services were
provided by the state in accordance with a governmental decision. The
Center is located at 49/3, Komitas Avenue. At the moment, a total of 11
accounting organizations selected as a result of a contest are
operating in the Center.
opened in Yerevan
2009-01-24 14:44:00
ArmInfo. A Center for Accounting Services for small and medium
entrepreneurship was opened in Yerevan, Saturday. Armenian Prime
Minister Tigran Sargsyan, Economy Minister Nerses
Yeritsyan, Finance Minister Tigran Davtyan, Head of State Revenues
Committee Gagik Khachatryan and other officials attended the
ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Armenian Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan said that the state attaches
much importance to SME sphere and facilitation of the latter's
relations with the state, including the taxation field. "Therefore the
government decided to provide an area for this Center where SME will
receive qualified, available, and, which is the most important,
consistent accounting services for unobstructed business conduct",- the
prime minister said.
Economy Minister Nerses Yeritsyan said the creation of the Center is
one of the strategic goals of the state - integration of high
technologies in every day public life, including the sphere of
business-state relations. One of the main obstacles in this way is the
insufficient confidence in the state. "Many businessmen think that the
state imposes deception and waste of money on them under the pretence
of services. However, businessmen should realize that the state is
interested in honest and partner relations with them. Only by trusting
each other we'll manage to carry out our tasks",- Yeritsyan said.
To note, the premises for the Center for Accounting Services were
provided by the state in accordance with a governmental decision. The
Center is located at 49/3, Komitas Avenue. At the moment, a total of 11
accounting organizations selected as a result of a contest are
operating in the Center.