  U.S. not going to abolish double taxation with Armenia: envoy September 13, 2017 - 11:48 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The United States is not going to abolish double taxation with Armenia, U.S. ambassador to Armenia Richard M. Mills told reporters on Wednesday, September 13, Sputnik Armenia reports. According to Mills, the double taxation issue was raised by the Armenian government, and the United States has repeatedly noted that signing the agreement will be considered if there is a need to stimulate trade. The ambassador added that the document on double taxation adopted in the 1970s is quite sufficient for trade between the two countries. Also, Mills said the U.S. is waiting for the Armenian government to present arguments to justify the need for a new agreement. Recently, Armenia's ambassador to the United States Grigor Hovhannissian met with U.S. Representative for California Mimi Walters to discuss trade relations between the country and the U.S. state.   Top stories In particular, Petro Lytvyn has been appointed as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the Republic of Armenia. The original 17th-19th century French and German topographic, physical and political maps were donated by and Aram and Terez Bassenian. In Glendale, there’s a Dublin Drive, a Calafia Street, a Baghdad Place and an Eulalia Street — all named after places in the world. Armenia is thus among the top 10 countries in terms of the number of citizens who visited Russia in the reporting period.   Partner news |  Latest news Syrian army launches largest attack in country's southwest  the Syrian army heavily targeted the jihadist rebel positions in the eastern countryside of the Dara’a Governorate.Azerbaijan launched an attempted subversive attack against Artsakh The Karabakh troops took the necessary measures to thwart the attack and threw the saboteurs back to their positions.World's smallest "computer" unveiled in U.S. Unlike traditional desktop computers, these new microdevices lose all prior programming and data as soon as they lose power.ANCA urges inquiry into sale of U.S.-made copters to Azerbaijan "News of Azerbaijan deploying offensive U.S. arms requires a serious public spotlight and strong Congressional oversight," said Hamparian. |
