SRC: In 2025, the  Committee significantly strengthened its fight  against corruption and improved anti- corruption mechanisms

ArmInfo.  In 2025, the fight against corruption and the improvement of anti-corruption  mechanisms at the State Revenue Committee received an unprecedented  boost,  as noted in a statement issued by the agency's press service.

According to the statement, the Committee, will continue a consistent  and uncompromising fight against corruption in 2025 within its  authority.  Specifically, to prevent and eradicate corruption  incidents involving Committee employees, the SRC's Internal Security  Department has implemented several targeted measures throughout the  year. As a result of actions aimed at preventing corruption, the  department has sent 20 reports to the Prosecutor General's Office, as  well as eight letters to the National Security Service and the  Anti-Corruption Committee for investigation. Additionally, 103  internal investigations were initiated against employees of the State  Revenue Committee, with 78 of which resulting in disciplinary action,  including warnings, reprimands, severe reprimands, and even dismissal  from service. Preliminary investigations are currently underway into  20 complaints.

During 2025, approximately 230 complaints were sent to the Tax  Inspectorate - Current Taxpayer Control Department of the State  Revenue Committee and the Investigative and Operational Intelligence  Department, which were addressed.  "It is important to note that the  number of complaints about alleged crimes sent by the Internal  Security Department to the RA Prosecutor's Office during 2025 was  unprecedented since the establishment of this Department. This fact  once again demonstrates that the Internal Security Department not  only  works to identify and prevent alleged crimes, but also  consistently takes the necessary measures to collect factual data on  each case and submits reports on the alleged crimes to the competent  authorities. Recognizing the importance of combating corruption,  during 2025, the Internal Security Department of the State Revenue  Committee initiated and implemented numerous technological reforms  aimed at improving control mechanisms, enhancing information security  and strengthening internal discipline. Specifically, this year the  Committee's existing video surveillance system was modernized and  strengthened. Starting in 2026, through the integration of analytical  materials based on artificial intelligence (AI), the Committee will  have more effective video surveillance and analysis capabilities,"  the statement reads.