Lawyers in Armenia

Through its economic policies and reforms, Armenia has become a country full of opportunities for investors. Foreign companies are encouraged to invest here, and are granted the same rights, by the Armenian law. Foreign investors may invest in Armenia establishing fully foreign owned companies. Arme ...

The Civil Code of the Republic of Armenia provides sole proprietorships, limited liability companies, joint stock companies, and general and limited partnerships as legal entities. Most of Armenian companies are small and medium-sized companies, functioning as sole proprietorships and limited liabil ...

1. What is the minimum share capital for a Limited Liability Company in Armenia? In Armenia, in order to incorporate a new limited liability company, there are no requirements for depositing a minimum share capital, unless the law stipulates that there is a minimum that has to be deposited by a cer ...

1. What is the corporate tax in Armenia? Armenia has a corporate tax of 20% on taxable profit earned by legal entities. The profit tax return must be filed before 15 April of the following year. 2. What is the VAT in Armenia?   The VAT in Armenia is 20%. Some transactions i ...

BridgeWest handles all steps required for company liquidation in Armenia. Please contact us via email or phone for appointing a liquidator to carry on the company dissolution, submitting the required application forms, applying specific documents at the Tax Inspection, closing the company's ban ...

The main reasons why countries sign double tax treaties with Armenia are various but the main ones are related to the fact that some of the withholding taxes are extinct or considerably minimized. It’s important to sign a treaty because in it are defined precisely the taxes that are exemp ...

A series of laws governs the establishment, organization and function of the non profit organizations in Armenia but the most relevant ones are: the Law on Foundations, the Law on Public Organizations (2001) and the Law on Charity (2002). The Ministry of Justice is supervising the non profit organiz ...

The main forms of business established in Armenia are the limited liability companies and the joint stock corporations, first of them being designed for small and medium businesses and the second one for the major forms of business. The major difference between the two of them is that the shares of ...