Individual Entrepreneur Tax Calculator
Calculate your individual entrepreneur tax calculator in Armenia in seconds with Profin's free calculator. Enter your income and business activity, and see exactly what you owe under turnover tax, micro-entrepreneur status, or the general taxation system - no manual bracket-checking required.
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Estimated taxes
- Turnover tax -
- Profit tax -
- VAT -
- Fixed income tax -
- Social contribution -
- Stamp duty -
- Mandatory health insurance (MHI) -
Be informed
Under the turnover tax system sole proprietors make the following fixed quarterly payments:
- Social contribution — AMD 15,000 (AMD 5,000 × 3 months)
- Income (profit) tax — AMD 15,000 (AMD 5,000 × 3 months)
- Stamp duty — calculated based on the annual turnover
Under the general taxation system, the calculator displays only VAT and stamp duty.
The social payment and income tax are not included in this calculation.
The annual stamp duty amount is determined based on the size of the annual tax base,
according to the following scale:
Annual Tax Base — Stamp Duty Amount
0 — 12,000,000 — AMD 12,000
AMD 12,000,001 and above — AMD 120,000
Turnover tax is calculated using the following formula:
(Revenue × applicable rate) − (Expenses × deduction rate)
For example, if the turnover tax rate is 10%, the expense deduction rate is 9.5%.
The calculated tax amount may not be lower than the minimum amount established by law
for the relevant type of activity.
Under the general taxation system, value added tax (VAT) is calculated on the value of
goods, work, and services supplied.
The standard VAT rate in Armenia is 20%. Certain transactions may, in accordance with
applicable legislation, be subject to a 0% rate or exempted from VAT altogether.
This calculator does not include the calculation of profit tax. For calculations related
to payroll taxes, please use the Payroll Calculator.
This calculator provides a preliminary estimate of the 2026 tax burden and is intended
for informational purposes only. For precise calculations and individual tax planning,
we recommend consulting a qualified specialist.