ArmInfo. Chairman of the State Revenue Committee (SRC) of Armenia Rustam Badasyan presented Yerevan Brandy Factory CJSC with a Type 1 certificate for inclusion in the register of authorized economic operators of the Eurasian Economic Union.
According to the press service of the State Revenue Committee, during the event, a memorandum of understanding was signed between the Chairman of the SRC Rustam Badasyan and the authorized economic operator represented by the Executive Director of Yerevan Brandy Factory Sergey Khachatryan, according to which the parties will be responsible for the application of simplified bilateral customs procedures, highlighting current problems and their resolution.
The Chairman of SRC, congratulating the director and representatives of the company, noted that as a result of using simplified customs procedures, companies with the status of authorized economic operator will carry out import-export in a simplified way, spending less time and financial resources. The SRC chairman expressed hope that other taxpayers will also follow this path, realizing and valuing being a law-abiding taxpayer.
The Executive Director of Yerevan Brandy Factory thanked the SRC Chairman, State Revenue Committee - Republic of Armenia - business community for continuous reforms in processes.
In order to obtain the status of an authorized operator, participants in foreign economic activity must meet the requirements of a law-abiding taxpayer, as well as a number of other norms and requirements established by law.
According to the EAEU Labor Code, from the date of entry into force of the certificate of inclusion in the register of authorized economic operators, an authorized trader moves into the low-risk category. In accordance with international agreements of the Union with third parties, certain special simplifications provided for in Article 437 of the Code may be provided on a reciprocal basis to authorized economic operators of states that are not members of the Union. In accordance with international agreements of the Member States with third parties, certain special simplifications provided for in Article 437 of the Code may be provided on a reciprocal basis to authorized economic operators of states that are not members of the Union. However, such special simplifications can only be applied on the territory of a member state that is a party to such international treaties.
