Mobile and Internet communication operators in Armenia paid AMD 7.5 billion in taxes in the first quarter

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25.04.2025, 17:34

Major mobile and internet providers in Armenia contributed 7.5 billion drams to the state budget during the first quarter of 2025, according to the State Revenue Committee's report.

Mobile and Internet communication operators in Armenia paid AMD 7.5 billion in taxes in the first quarter

YEREVAN, April 25. /ARKA/. Major mobile and internet providers in Armenia contributed 7.5 billion drams to the state budget during the first quarter of 2025, according to the State Revenue Committee's report.

Out of this total, the four primary operators—Viva Armenia, Team Telecom Armenia, Ucom, and GNC-Alfa (trading as OVIO)—paid 7.45 billion drams as taxes, and an additional 94.7 million drams as customs duties.

In terms of contributions, Viva Armenia led among telecom operators, ranking 14th overall with payments totaling 3.4 billion drams. Team Telecom Armenia came in 24th, having contributed 2.3 billion drams, while Ucom ranked 47th with a 1.5 billion dram payment. GNC-Alfa (OVIO) made the least contribution, transferring 258 million drams and placing 306th.

According to official reports, Armenia’s top 1,000 taxpayers paid over AMD 490.3 billion in taxes and customs payments during the first quarter of 2025. Gazprom Armenia topped the list with a payment of AMD 19.9 billion, followed by Mobile Center Art at AMD 16.6 billion and Grand Tobacco at AMD 12.1 billion. ($1 - AMD 390.33).-0-

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