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EXPORT FACILITATION DISCUSSED IN YEREVAN
PanARMENIAN.Net
December 17, 2010 - 14:27 AMT 10:27 GMT
Head of Armexpertise OJSC Georgy Nanyan said that the policy pursued
by Armenia's Ministry of Economy does not promote development of
small and medium enterprises (SME) in the country.
"And the Armenian President gave relevant assessment of Economy
Minister Nerses Yeritsyan's activity," Nanyan said on December 17.
According to him, the Ministry is against differentiation of the tax
duty for the obtainment of an expertise conclusion set at AMD 15,000
both for SME and large enterprises.
Based on this expertise, enterprises get a certificate for export
implementation. "But large enterprises get huge profits compared to
this sum," he said.
Nanyan reported that Armexpertise OJSC operates for 8 years, during
which it has issued over 50,000 conclusions of conducted expertise.
Export stimulation was discussed in Yerevan. The discussion, led
by Chairman of Yerevan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Andranik
Alexanyan, brought together representatives of various fields of
economy: agriculture, diamond cutting and trade.
From: A. Papazian
PanARMENIAN.Net
December 17, 2010 - 14:27 AMT 10:27 GMT
Head of Armexpertise OJSC Georgy Nanyan said that the policy pursued
by Armenia's Ministry of Economy does not promote development of
small and medium enterprises (SME) in the country.
"And the Armenian President gave relevant assessment of Economy
Minister Nerses Yeritsyan's activity," Nanyan said on December 17.
According to him, the Ministry is against differentiation of the tax
duty for the obtainment of an expertise conclusion set at AMD 15,000
both for SME and large enterprises.
Based on this expertise, enterprises get a certificate for export
implementation. "But large enterprises get huge profits compared to
this sum," he said.
Nanyan reported that Armexpertise OJSC operates for 8 years, during
which it has issued over 50,000 conclusions of conducted expertise.
Export stimulation was discussed in Yerevan. The discussion, led
by Chairman of Yerevan Chamber of Commerce and Industry Andranik
Alexanyan, brought together representatives of various fields of
economy: agriculture, diamond cutting and trade.
From: A. Papazian