Property tax to rise for majority of homeowners in 2026  In 2026, most Armenian homeowners will face a monthly property tax increase of 50–300 AMD, affecting over half of residential properties.Digital identity, digital authentication, and secure transactions: imID office officially opened The event was attended by representatives of the RA Government, state and international institutions, and partner organizations.IDBank joins Banking Association for Central and Eastern Europe BACEE’s mission is to promote cooperation among its members and support the sustainable development of the banking sector in the region.Armenian, Iranian customs officials meet at Agarak crossing During the meeting, the two sides discussed various issues related to the checkpoint’s regular operations.Pashinyan says $4.2 billion added to state budget since 2018 Armenia’s PM insists that post-revolution budget growth has outpaced previous years, citing $4.2 billion in additional state revenue since 2018.Protesters oppose fines for unpaid transport fares The bill is scheduled for discussion in the National Assembly's plenary session on April 15.Armenia doesn’t allow crypto payments, except for e-money Only crypto assets recognized as electronic money will be allowed for payments in Armenia, says Central Bank official.Russian official: leaving EAEU will be painful for Armenians A Russian diplomat says Armenia’s potential exit from the EAEU will come at a cost to its citizens.Evocabank receives new award from BACEE The award was issued in recognition of Evocabank’s contribution to the development of international banking cooperation.ADB forecasts slower Armenia growth in 2025 Armenia’s economic growth is set to slow further in 2025 as domestic demand replaces fading external drivers, the Asian Development Bank reports. |
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