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Armenia e-Invoicing

Updated 16 February 2026

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  • Key facts
  • Timeline
  • Tax & Compliance
  • Formats
  • Penalties
  • FAQ

Armenia requires structured VAT invoices through the State Revenue Committee e-Invoice portal, a centralised platform. B2B and B2G have been mandatory since 2015 for VAT-registered taxpayers, covering tax invoices, adjustments and consignment notes under the Tax Code. Invoices use XML with a PDF visualisation.

Armenia e-Invoicing Overview

B2B
mandatory
since 1 January 2015
Mandatory issuance of structured tax (VAT) invoices through the State Revenue Committee e-Invoice portal for all VAT-registered taxpayers. Tax invoices, adjustment invoices and consignment notes must be generated, signed and exchanged via the central platform under the Tax Code of the Republic of Armenia.
B2G
mandatory
since 1 January 2015
Mandatory for invoicing public bodies through the e-Invoice portal operated by the State Revenue Committee, in line with the general VAT invoicing obligation under the Tax Code.
B2C
none
No B2C e-invoicing initiative. Sales to private consumers are documented via cash-register receipts; the structured SRC e-Invoice portal is a B2B/B2G VAT invoicing framework only.

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Implementation Timeline(3 events)

Key mandate dates. Select a date for detail, or show all updates below.

Electronic Tax Invoice Framework Introduced
1 January 2010
Legislative
The State Revenue Committee launched a centralized electronic tax invoicing service available to VAT taxpayers, accessible through the SRC e-Invoice portal , making electronic issuance the default channel for VAT invoices.
Mandatory e-Invoicing for VAT-Registered Taxpayers
1 January 2015
B2B
Use of the State Revenue Committee e-Invoice portal becomes mandatory for issuing tax invoices, adjustment invoices and consignment notes by all VAT-registered taxpayers, in line with provisions of the Tax Code of the Republic of Armenia .
Tax Code of Armenia Consolidated
1 January 2018
Legislative
The new consolidated Tax Code of the Republic of Armenia takes effect, restating the obligation to issue electronic tax invoices via the SRC e-Invoice portal and integrating it with VAT and corporate income tax returns submitted through the taxpayer self-portal .

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Compliance Regime

CTC Model
Centralised platform
Centralized exchange via the State Revenue Committee e-Invoice portal: invoices are created, electronically signed and delivered to the buyer through the platform, which simultaneously feeds VAT data to the tax authority. Both web UI and API integrations are supported.
Network
Centralised platform
Standards
National e-Invoice standard (SRC)

Record-keeping & Reporting

Archiving
5 years retention required under the Tax Code; invoices stored in the SRC e-Invoice portal remain accessible to the issuer and the recipient

Technical Formats

XML (SRC e-Invoice schema)
PDF visualization

Penalties

Failure to Issue e-Invoice
Failure to issue a tax invoice through the SRC e-Invoice portal when required by the Tax Code of the Republic of Armenia attracts administrative fines and may result in disallowance of input VAT credit for the buyer.

Official Sources

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Frequently asked questions about e-Invoicing in Armenia

Yes, e-Invoicing is mandatory in Armenia for B2B (since 2015-01-01) and B2G (since 2015-01-01) transactions.

B2B e-Invoicing in Armenia is mandatory since 2015-01-01. Mandatory issuance of structured tax (VAT) invoices through the State Revenue Committee e-Invoice portal for all VAT-registered taxpayers. Tax invoices, adjustment invoices and consignment notes must be generated, signed and exchanged via the central platform under the Tax Code of the Republic of Armenia.

B2G e-Invoicing in Armenia is mandatory since 2015-01-01. Mandatory for invoicing public bodies through the e-Invoice portal operated by the State Revenue Committee, in line with the general VAT invoicing obligation under the Tax Code.

Armenia supports the following e-Invoice formats: XML (SRC e-Invoice schema), PDF visualization.

Armenia uses the following e-Invoicing standards: National e-Invoice standard (SRC). Archiving requirement: 5 years retention required under the Tax Code; invoices stored in the SRC e-Invoice portal remain accessible to the issuer and the recipient.

Centralized exchange via the State Revenue Committee e-Invoice portal: invoices are created, electronically signed and delivered to the buyer through the platform, which simultaneously feeds VAT data to the tax authority. Both web UI and API integrations are supported.

Armenia has penalties for e-Invoicing non-compliance. Failure to Issue e-Invoice: Failure to issue a tax invoice through the SRC e-Invoice portal when required by the Tax Code of the Republic of Armenia attracts administrative fines and may result in disallowance of input VAT credit for the buyer.