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Licensed local team · English reporting

Accounting & tax in Armenia, without the paperwork anxiety

Bookkeeping, official filings and deadlines handled — with a plain-English report so you always know where your company stands. From $129/month.

The short answer

Why does a foreign-owned company in Armenia need this?

In short: Armenian companies must file tax reports on schedule even with zero activity. Missed filings accumulate penalties — and for founders whose residency is based on the company, a non-compliant company puts the permit itself at risk. Our team files everything on time and reports to you in English.

Compliance is your residency insurance

If your residency basis is business activity, the company must stay demonstrably alive and compliant. We coordinate directly with our residency team so renewals never surprise you.

The right regime saves real money

18% corporate income tax vs. turnover-based small-business regimes — the right election depends on your activity and margins. We review it at onboarding and at every threshold change.

Content reviewed and updated: July 2026

Pricing

Three plans, same full service

Monthly

$129 / month

  • Bookkeeping & document processing
  • All official tax filings
  • Payroll for up to 2 employees
  • English monthly summary
Choose monthly

Quarterly

$349 / quarter

  • Everything in Monthly
  • ≈10% saving vs. monthly billing
  • Quarterly tax-position review
Choose quarterly

Three months of accounting are included in the Full Relocation Package ($1,900).

FAQ

Accounting — frequently asked questions

Does my company need an accountant even with no activity?

Yes. Armenian companies must file on schedule even with zero turnover. Missed filings accumulate penalties and can jeopardize residency permits based on the company.

How much does it cost?

$129/month, $349/quarter (≈10% saving) or $1,290/year (two months free). All plans include bookkeeping, official filings and English reporting.

What taxes does an Armenian company file?

Depending on the regime: 18% corporate income tax or a turnover-based small-business regime, plus payroll taxes for employees and VAT where applicable. We confirm the optimal regime and file everything on schedule.

Will I get reports in English?

Yes — a plain-English summary of what was filed, what was paid and what’s due next. No Armenian paperwork to decipher.

Hand off your compliance this month

Tell us your company’s activity and headcount — we’ll confirm your regime and start with the next filing deadline.