Suppliers of beer and several medical product categories within the relevant commodity codes must include identification-mark details and quantities in accounting documents issued from January 1, 2027.
From January 1, 2027, Armenia's expanded rules require suppliers of beer, vitamins, vaccines, medicines, contrast agents used in medical imaging, and contraceptives within the relevant commodity codes to include identification-mark information and the number of marks in supply accounting documents. The State Revenue Committee says suppliers can submit the required data through its electronic document system or the e-Mark invoice mobile app.
The expansion builds on government Decision No. 1276-N of September 4, 2025. That framework has required this information for tobacco and alcoholic products within specified commodity codes since January 1, 2026.
The committee's guidance names its Electronic Accounting Documents system as the route for attaching the identification-mark and quantity data as a separate file. Alternatively, suppliers can enter the data through the e-Mark invoice mobile app.
The existing procedure allows suppliers to attach the mark information through the tax authority's e-Invoicing system when issuing the document. It also allows them to scan and attach the marks through an approved mobile application no later than when the recipient signs the document.
The change concerns recording information about identification marks already applied to goods subject to mandatory marking. It is not a new obligation to attach physical labels. The covered accounting documents are tax invoices and invoice documents, including corrective versions of both.
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In comments on the draft amendment, the Drug Manufacturers' Union of Armenia supported making medicine circulation more transparent and easier to track, but raised practical and technical concerns. It said manufacturers, importers and suppliers would need to change their accounting and warehouse software, connect it to marking and invoicing systems, and test the changes.
The union said information it had received put e-Invoicing's capacity at about 3,000 identification codes per document. It said a delivery of 10,000 medicine units would therefore require several invoices, complicating accounting, warehouse operations and deliveries.
The union estimated that the draft allowed only about two months for implementation. It requested a transition period of at least six to 12 months and removal of the invoicing system's code limit before implementation.
The adopted expansion sets January 1, 2027 as the start date: suppliers of the added categories must include the mark information and quantities in covered documents issued from that day.
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