ArmInfo.The actual revenues of Yerevan in 2020 amounted to 73 billion 364 drams or 84.6% of the adjusted program of 84 billion 941 million drams. This is stated in the annual report "On the execution of the state budget of the Republic of Armenia for 2020".
Thus, in the reporting year, revenues from targeted subsidies and subventions from the state budget amounted to 8 billion 323 million drams, or 92% of the pledged 9 billion drams, receipts from delegated services of compulsory health insurance amounted to 26.2 billion drams, or 80% of the revised 32 billion drams, and on the line of alienation of non-financial assets - 11 billion drams instead of the envisaged 3.9 billion drams, which was largely due to the legalization of illegal buildings in the capital.
The actual expenditures, instead of the planned 101 billion drams, amounted to 64.3 billion drams or 63.5%. During 2019-2020, 520 new elevators were installed. Another 54 are planned to be installed in 2021.
To recall, the original and approved budget of Yerevan for 2020, according to the authors of the document, recorded an unprecedented growth: compared to 2019, its revenue part in 2020 increased by about 24 billion drams (to 107.1 billion drams - Ed. note) - for the first time this year, the incomes of the Armenian capital exceeded the threshold of 100 billion drams. Revenues to the budget of Yerevan in 2019 amounted to 83,200.0 million drams (against the planned 83,077.572 million drams in 2019 and actual 68.7 billion drams in 2018). It was noted that during the period from 2010 to 2019, the revenue part of the budget increased by 34.415 billion drams, and in 2019-2020 alone, the growth will amount to 23.920 billion drams. Expenditures were planned at the level of 116 billion drams, instead of 91 billion drams in 2019.