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State Revenue Committee (SRC)

Name: State Revenue Committee (SRC)
Brand: State Revenue Committee (SRC)

Up to date as of October 23, 2026

The State Revenue Committee is Armenia's tax and customs authority, where residents and freelancers register, file returns and check customs rules.

What it helps with

Registering as a freelancerEntrepreneur status.
Filing taxes onlineDeclarations.
Customs limitsParcels from abroad.

About State Revenue Committee (SRC):

Individual entrepreneurs and remote workers register for taxes, get a TIN, file declarations and pay online. The site also explains customs duty limits for parcels and goods brought into the country.

Key Features:

Tax registration: TIN and entrepreneur status.
Online filing: Declarations and payments.
Customs rules: Limits for parcels and luggage.

How to Get Started:

Open src.am.
Read the guide for your situation.
Register or log in with your ID card or e-signature.
File and pay online.

Before you use it

Sign-up: An Armenian ID card or e-signature is needed for most online services.
Good to know: Many relocated freelancers use the individual entrepreneur regime; accountants in Yerevan help with registration.

Foreign card OK Local ID needed

Frequently Asked Questions

Does State Revenue Committee (SRC) work with a foreign bank card in Armenia?: Yes — State Revenue Committee (SRC) accepts foreign-issued cards in Armenia.
Is State Revenue Committee (SRC) available in English?: Not officially — the interface is mainly in the local language.
Do I need a local phone number to use State Revenue Committee (SRC)?: No, an international phone number generally works for State Revenue Committee (SRC).
Do I need local ID or residency for State Revenue Committee (SRC)?: Yes, State Revenue Committee (SRC) requires local ID or residency status.
Where can I use State Revenue Committee (SRC)?: Web
How much does State Revenue Committee (SRC) cost?: Free; taxes per law