Armenia’s government has introduced a draft Digital Services VAT law to parliament. Under the new law, non-resident businesses supplying digital services to customers in Armenia must register and account for VAT.
Armenia’s tax authorities explain that the law requires companies such as Google and Facebook to register for VAT. All providers must account for and pay VAT on a quarterly basis.
Source: vatglobal.com
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