Civil Contract Party Paid 600,000 Dram Less in Taxes: 'Hraparak'

The newspaper 'Hraparak' reports that the Civil Contract party, led by Nikol Pashinyan, who has declared a taxpayer as a hero while not wanting to pay income taxes for workers, has concealed approximately 600,000 drams in taxes in 2022. This was revealed by an audit organization commissioned by the Civil Contract party.

In a letter addressed to the leadership of the Civil Contract party by Hayk Margaryan, director of Trans Audit LLC, and Nelli Sargsyan, the person responsible for the assignment, it is stated under the 'confidential' mark that: 'The data regarding rental payments presented in the monthly calculations of income tax and social security for the reporting year have been submitted with inaccuracies, particularly, the number of individuals receiving income from rentals in the calculations for January, March, April, and December does not correspond to the number of those who actually received income during these months. Additionally, in the calculations for June and December, the total amount of rental payments has been declared less by 222,222 AMD and 5,907,778 AMD respectively, resulting in a reported shortfall of 613,000 AMD in income tax paid to the state budget for the rental payments made to individuals by the party.'

Consequently, it appears that the Civil Contract party has declared false figures, leading to a 600,000 dram shortfall in taxes paid to the state budget.