According to data published by Armenia’s State Revenue Committee, the state budget’s revenue of 1,809,437.9 million drams in January-July 2026 was generated from taxes and duties.
VAT accounted for the largest share of inflows by tax category. Over the seven-month period, VAT receipts rose 11.9% from the comparable 2025 figure to 546,053.9 million drams.
Income tax revenue totaled 466,965.7 million drams, up 13.2% year on year. Profit tax collections increased by 11.9% to 339,669.4 million drams.
Excise tax receipts stood at 88,798.1 million drams, marking annual growth of 9.9%. Social payments reached 76,962.5 million drams, up 14.4%.
State duty revenue climbed 41% to 68,797.0 million drams. Environmental and natural resource use charges jumped 77.7% to 58,638.4 million drams.
Turnover tax receipts amounted to 62,284.9 million drams, which is 17.8% higher than in the same period of 2025. Other taxes brought in 58,728.6 million drams, up 30.2%.
The only decline was recorded in customs duty receipts, which fell 0.7% to 42,539.3 million drams.
