TAX BODIES CURRENTLY CONDUCT CHECKINGS OF OVER 500 ECONOMIC
ENTITIES
19-11-2007 20:00:00 | Armenia | Economy
YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 19, NOYAN TAPAN. Over 500 economic
entities, including some enterprises owned by Sil Group, are now
being checked by tax bodies. The head of the State Tax Service
(STS) adjunct to the Armenian government Vahram Barseghian said
during a meeting with reporters that some checkings were done in
August, and complex checkings are underway now. According to
him, along with checkings at Pizza di Roma, they are conducting
checkings at 300 shops, including, for example, the Star network
of supermarkets.
V. Barseghian informed reporters that tax bodies are
conducting checkings not only at Bjni but also at Arzni and
Jermuk Mother Plant as tax employees have adopted the approach
of sectoral checkings. Two months ago they examined the poultry
enterprises. In his words, at the moment of stock-taking at
Bjni, goods of 102 million drams, which had been transported
from the plant without documents, were registered in about 200
shops. Goods of 3-4 senders of about 150 million drams without
documents (in addition to those of Bjni) were found at the shops
checked.
It was mentioned that as a result of the checkings done at
Silvia LLC ownd by relatives of the Sukiasians, it was revealed
that the company had concluded non-commodity deals of over 1
billion drams, creating false excess payments of 200 million
drams for the state.
As for checkings at Gala television company, V. Barseghian
said that they have checked not the television company but its
founder - Chap LLC, which was not checked since its foundation
in 2001. In 2006-2007, tax bodies checked 7-8 television
companies, including H2, TV5, Shant and others. According to
him, Gala has submitted different reports to the tax body and
the National Television and Radio Committee.
The head of the STS stated that over the last 4-5 months,
the monthly increase in tax revenues has made 8-10 billion
drams. The same rate will be maintained in November and December
2007.