Dentists of Armenia again protest against higher taxes

Dentists in Armenia on February 4 hold another protest rally to demand changes in Armenia the relevant parts of the law "On licensing payments" - now in front of the National Assembly.

Protesters met with a deputy Zaruhi Postanjyan, who, referring to the journalists to their mission, noted that dental clinics do not hold only business, but also facilitate the country's social programs. "It is unacceptable to put on one tax field both gambling houses, and dental clinics," said Deputy of National Assembly.

According to the amendments adopted by the Parliament, dental clinics are required to pay tax for each seat. Dental Clinics in Yerevan set a tax of 60-100 drams per month for each seat. 100 thousand drams will pay the clinic, located in the center of the city, and the rest - 60-80 thousand drams. If the clinic has up to 3 seats for each seat is set a tax of 60-100 thousand drams a month, starting with 4 chairs - 48 thousand drams for each seat.