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Armenia VAT Validator (State Revenue Committee (SRC))
Enter an 8-digit Armenian taxpayer number (TIN), for example AM00024873. The VAT notation 00024873/1 is also accepted. VALID means the State Revenue Committee (SRC) registry returned an active taxpayer who is marked as a VAT payer. An active taxpayer who is not a VAT payer, or a number that is not in the registry, is not valid for VAT.
How Armenian VAT verification works
Enter an 8-digit Armenian taxpayer number (TIN), for example AM00024873. The VAT notation 00024873/1 is also accepted.
Armenia is outside the EU VAT system, so the number cannot be checked in EU VIES. VIESAC queries the public taxpayer registry on src.am. VALID means the record is active and the VAT-payer flag is yes. A found taxpayer who is not a VAT payer is INVALID. Bulk CSV checks, the REST API, and monitoring use the same registry.
Questions about Armenian VAT numbers
What formats does this tool accept?
Enter an 8-digit Armenian taxpayer number (TIN), for example AM00024873. The VAT notation 00024873/1 is also accepted.
When is a number shown as VALID?
VALID means the State Revenue Committee (SRC) registry returned an active taxpayer who is marked as a VAT payer. An active taxpayer who is not a VAT payer, or a number that is not in the registry, is not valid for VAT.
Can I verify a Armenian VAT number in EU VIES?
No. Armenia is not an EU member state and is not covered by EU VIES. Armenian numbers are checked in the State Revenue Committee (SRC) taxpayer registry. VIESAC runs that lookup and can store an audit PDF.
Does the quick check show the company name?
No. This quick check confirms the format and the registry result. The legal name from the State Revenue Committee (SRC) is stored on the audit certificate, not in this preview.
Does VIESAC support bulk checking for Armenian numbers?
Yes. You can upload Armenian counterparties in CSV, call the REST API (/api/v1/validate and /api/v1/audit), or monitor a number so a later status change can be picked up on the next check.