Microbusiness turnover cap
Sources agree, not verifiedMicrobusiness is available if last year’s turnover across all activities was at most AMD 24,000,000.
Method and sources
Every amount comes from the rules below. Each rule has an ID, a status, its sources and the date we last checked it. Nothing is hidden in the code.
Tax year 2026. Rules last checked on October 1, 2026.
All rules are drafts collected from secondary sources. An Armenian accountant has not reviewed them yet, so every result is labelled as an estimate.
Microbusiness is available if last year’s turnover across all activities was at most AMD 24,000,000.
Excludes legal, accounting, auditing, consulting and notarial services. The list was widened on July 1, 2025 with further professional and staffing categories. Educational services reportedly remain eligible.
Sources disagree. One says that since July 1, 2025 microbusiness is not available for IT and data processing, advertising, translation, medicine, dentistry and most professional B2B services. An older one lists design, marketing and translation as excluded, some only in Yerevan.
Turnover tax is available if last year’s turnover across all activities was at most AMD 115,000,000.
Excludes NACE groups M69 (legal and accounting), M70 (management consulting), N78.2 and N78.3 (temporary staffing), plus banks, credit and insurance organisations, investment firms, pawnshops, payment organisations, gambling, notaries and audit firms.
One source also lists market research, advertising, engineering, architectural design and healthcare as excluded from turnover tax from July 1, 2025.
Documented expenses may reduce turnover tax down to a floor, reported as 1% for trade, 3% for manufacturing, 4.5% for services and 1% for IT (no reduction). Sources disagree; the calculator ignores expenses.
A turnover taxpayer that stops qualifying, for example by exceeding the cap, must notify the tax authority within 20 days.
The high-tech turnover rate applies to Government-defined high-tech and IT activities when at least 90% of revenue comes from them. Valid from January 1, 2025 to December 31, 2031, for companies and IEs.
Sources disagree on whether registering in the High-Tech Registry of the Ministry of High-Tech Industry is required. One says service-based IT work needs no separate certification.
The high-tech rate also requires turnover below AMD 115,000,000.
10% of turnover for buying and selling goods.
5% for trade in Government-listed recyclable materials.
7% of turnover for manufacturing and production.
12% of turnover for public catering.
10% on rent, interest and royalties.
10% of turnover for other activities, including general services.
1% of turnover for qualifying high-tech activities (see IT-01 and IT-02).
A fixed monthly payment for an IE on turnover tax. Sources disagree on the total: one gives a single payment, another an income tax part plus a social contribution part. We use AMD 5,000 per month.
Other values reported: AMD 10,000
Reported as 5% if annual income is below AMD 6,000,000; above that, 10% of income minus AMD 300,000. It is unclear whether it applies to foreign nationals, to turnover tax or microbusiness IEs, or depends on age. Not included in estimates.
Annual income up to AMD 12,000,000: AMD 12,000 per year. Above that: AMD 120,000 per year.
AMD 129,600 per year if last year’s turnover exceeded AMD 2,400,000.
From the next calculation base onward, the amount will depend on annual turnover bands that have not been found yet.
AMD 5,000 per month for each employee. Outside the scope of this calculator.
Sources disagree on the rate for an IE: some give 23% of the tax base, others imply the flat personal income tax rate.
Other values reported: 20%
20%; mandatory above AMD 115,000,000, voluntary below. Not calculated here.
Not confirmed. One source says many services to foreign clients can be zero-rated if documented.
A flat 20% personal income tax on salary.
Monthly salary up to AMD 1,000,000: AMD 1,000 per month. Above that: AMD 15,000 per month. Single source; older rules had more bands.
5% for monthly income below AMD 500,000. The formula and cap above that are not confirmed. Not included.
Not confirmed. Not included.
You are a tax resident if physically present 183 days or more. Sources disagree on the period: the calendar year, or any 12-month period starting or ending in the tax year.
You are also a tax resident if your centre of vital interests (family, main home, main economic activity) is in Armenia, even with fewer days.
Residents are taxed on worldwide income, non-residents on Armenian-source income only. The personal income tax rate (20%) is the same for both.
Some marketing-style sources say IE registration may support residency or a residency certificate without proving the day count. Not confirmed.
Choose turnover tax, microbusiness or the IT rate within 20 days of registering as an IE.
Existing taxpayers choose or change their regime by February 20 each year.
If you miss the election deadline, the general system applies for the whole year.
Turnover tax is calculated and paid each quarter, by day 20 of the month after the quarter ends.
By day 20 of each month. Depends on FX-01.
By April 20 of the year after the income year.
Reported as due together with the health insurance payment. Inferred, not confirmed.
For the previous tax year, a transitional window from March 2, 2026 to November 1, 2026.
From March 2 to July 1 of the year after the income year.
Whether foreign nationals must file the universal income declaration is not confirmed.
How foreign-currency income is converted into AMD is not confirmed. We use default rates you can edit: AMD 385 per USD, AMD 445 per EUR and AMD 4.8 per RUB. These are placeholders.
This is our simplification of the eligibility rules above, and the part most in need of an accountant’s review.
Many sources come from one law firm’s website and several are marketing content, so we treat their agreement as weaker than agreement between independent firms or the law itself. Primary sources to check are the Tax Code on arlis.am and the State Revenue Committee (src.am).
This is an estimate based on rules last checked on October 1, 2026. It is not tax advice. Rules change; confirm with a licensed accountant before making decisions.