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During today's session the Government has made some changes in one of its previous resolutions, which will introduce CCMs additional technical requirements for people who monthly pay VAT. These requirements must meet modern CCM protection and technical capabilities. CCM users will be able to provide additional services, for example, accept non-cash payments, provide information on the lottery conducted via calculation documents and CCM checks.

Holding a speech during the discussion of the given issue, Tigran Sargsyan, RA Prime Minister said, "This new system assumes that we will have a common network, online communication possibility with the RA State Revenue Committee, no intervention will be possible, as only RA State Revenue Committee will be in charge of the memory cards inserted into CCMs and the passwords. This service will be available in about 60 thousand of economic entities. For this reason we need to have a professional and competent structure, otherwise the SRC will not be able to provide qualified services for 60 thousand economic entities.   

The Prime Minister assigned to the Head of SRC to present a draft resolution on the establishment of the structure, the structure which will be empowered to provide its services for the entire network and be responsible for them.

"The system assumes that our citizens must be able to make payments via cards, and here we will need RA Central Bank’s support to make possible the payment with both international and local cards via this system and CCMs.” As the implementation of this system requires sufficiently serious technical work, Tigran Sargsyan assigned to the SRC, the RA Ministry of Finance, the RA Ministry of Economy to present suggestions related to how the government can support small and medium-sized businesses to make the transition smooth and painless.

"As a state we have to do our best to alleviate their burden," said the Prime Minister.