OnePct is the tax co-pilot for Armenian Individual Entrepreneurs on the turnover regime. Real-time 115M cap tracking, Agent-VAT detection on foreign SaaS, and a deadline radar that speaks English. Built for IT freelancers, shop owners, and service providers.
No spam. One email when the beta is ready, plus quarterly deadline reminders if you want them.
Plug in monthly revenue. We compute your effective rate, model the fixed obligations everyone forgets, and show the cliff at 115M ֏.
Valid 2025-01-01 through 2031-12-31. File quarterly within 20 days of quarter end or lose the rate.
Clear of the cap. OnePct will warn you the moment your projection crosses 80%.
Illustrative numbers using fallback rates (USD 388, EUR 420, RUB 4.8). The full product dates each rate to the actual day of payment.
Every Armenian IE on the turnover regime owes the same monthly fixed costs and faces the same 115M ֏ cap. The differences are in the rate and the paperwork.
You're the one the headline rate was written for. The High-Tech Registry takes a quarterly filing, the 90% qualifying-revenue rule is unforgiving, and one wrong contract clause demotes you to 10% retroactively.
Trade rate doubled to 10% in 2025, but a 9.5% deduction lands you back near the 1% statutory floor — if your supplier invoices are clean. Without paperwork, you pay the full 10%.
10% turnover tax with the same fixed obligations. Plus the July 2025 carve-out: legal, accounting, consulting, advertising, engineering, healthcare and construction got pushed onto General regime entirely.
Late filing penalty is 5% per 15-day delay plus 0.075%/day interest — roughly 27% annualised. Missed declarations are a flat AMD 50,000. We push every one of these to your phone before they hurt.
We compiled the twenty most-expensive errors Armenian IEs made in 2024–2026. Six of the worst ones, below. The full list ships with the beta.
Foreign SaaS charges trigger a 20% reverse-charge VAT you have to self-assess. SRC is auditing this hard in 2025–2026. Most IEs don't know it exists.
Pick the wrong NACE code and the tax authority denies the 1% IT rate, then back-bills you at 10% with penalties.
Use the rate from the day USD landed in Wise instead of the day income was recognised, and your declaration won't reconcile to your bank statement.
Twenty days to notify after you cross. Miss it and you get penalties plus a mandatory gap year before you can return to the 1% rate.
Skip the annual election and you're locked into your current regime for the whole calendar year. No appeals.
Armenia taxes gross turnover. If Upwork paid you $900 on a $1,000 invoice, your turnover is $1,000 — not $900.