Fiscalization in Armenia, demystified
Hardware and virtual cash registers, fiscal receipts, and the rules around them — in one place, in three languages.
What it is
When a sale is subject to fiscalization in Armenia, it's registered with the State Revenue Committee in real time. The receipt your customer gets is a verifiable, government-registered fact.
Why it matters
It makes tax accounting precise, gives consumers proof of purchase that can't be faked, and is the rail product marking runs on. Skipping it is a finable offence.
What's specific here
Armenia runs everything through one regulator (SRC), allows both hardware and virtual cash registers under Tax Code Articles 380 / 380.1, and verifies every receipt via QR code against the SRC ledger.
Learn
What fiscalization is, how the rules took shape, and how every piece fits together — explanation-first reading.
How-to guides
Step-by-step procedures: figuring out whether you need a cash register, getting a model approved, and other concrete tasks.
Reference
Lookup tables — receipt fields, fines, vendors and providers, the institutional chain — synthesised from primary law.
Law corpus
Tax Code articles, Government decrees, and the Law on Non-Cash Operations side-by-side in Armenian, English, and Russian.