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ARMENIAN STATE BUDGET REVENUE GROWS 3% IN JANUARY 2012
news.am
March 05, 2012 | 16:32
YEREVAN. - Armenia's state budget revenue increased by 3 percent,
in January 2012, and comprised US$ 151 million, Finance Ministry
official Gayane Zargaryan informed reporters on Monday.
Total tax, tariff, and social payments made up AMD 55.4 billion,
which were primarily conditioned on the value added tax.
The revenue growth was at 4.6 percent. By and large, the tax
payments-except for income tax-likewise increased.
The budget spending was close to $96 million in January 2012, and the
expenditures grew by 0.7 percent as compared with January 2011. The
main expenditures were current, comprising AMD 36.4 billion, and they
increased by 3.5 percent.
In line with the current exchange rate, US$ 1 is equivalent to
approximately AMD 389.
From: Baghdasarian
news.am
March 05, 2012 | 16:32
YEREVAN. - Armenia's state budget revenue increased by 3 percent,
in January 2012, and comprised US$ 151 million, Finance Ministry
official Gayane Zargaryan informed reporters on Monday.
Total tax, tariff, and social payments made up AMD 55.4 billion,
which were primarily conditioned on the value added tax.
The revenue growth was at 4.6 percent. By and large, the tax
payments-except for income tax-likewise increased.
The budget spending was close to $96 million in January 2012, and the
expenditures grew by 0.7 percent as compared with January 2011. The
main expenditures were current, comprising AMD 36.4 billion, and they
increased by 3.5 percent.
In line with the current exchange rate, US$ 1 is equivalent to
approximately AMD 389.
From: Baghdasarian