YEREVAN. – Armenian lawmakers rejected a bill on cutting requirements for audit firms.
The draft bill proposed by deputies Elinar Vardanyan, Tevan Poghosyan and others proposed to reduce the minimum allowable number of employees in audit companies from five to two, thus allowing them cut the staff, if necessary.
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