The Prosperous Armenia Party spent more in 2025 — 52.7 million drams — than it received in funding, which totaled 48.8 million drams. According to the annual report submitted to the Corruption Prevention Commission, the party’s main source of income was state financing amounting to 45.8 million drams, of which 19.1 million drams constituted targeted state funding.

The party also received 3 million drams in non-cash assets, including 917,000 drams in non-cash donations, Factor.am reported.

In 2025, the party paid 9 million drams in taxes, spent 10.4 million drams on property rental, allocated 24.8 million drams for employee salaries, and spent around 5.9 million drams on public relations, including publishing press releases, interviews, articles and informational videos on websites and social media pages.

Almost all коммунальные expenses of the party’s 11 offices across different regions — amounting to 856,000 drams — were covered by donors Edgar Bojukhyan, Vachagan Sargsyan, Hakob Ayvazyan, Davit Davtyan, Anahit Stepanyan and Varuzhan Harutyunyan.

The party did not declare any owned real estate in its report. It received the right to use a public-purpose building free of charge from Karen Grigoryan, valued at 3 million drams.

To audit its financial report, the Prosperous Armenia Party paid 2.1 million drams to the company TM Audit. The audit found no inconsistencies with the law.