If your monthly gross salary does not exceed AMD 500,000, 10% of your gross salary is accumulated in your pension account: 5% contributed by the state and 5% from your salary.
If your monthly gross salary exceeds AMD 500,000, the state contributes AMD 25,000, and the difference between 10% of your salary and AMD 25,000 is contributed from your salary. For example, with a monthly salary of AMD 800,000, the total pension contribution is AMD 80,000, where AMD 55,000 is contributed by you and AMD 25,000 by the state.
However, the total contributions are capped at 10% of the fifteenfold national minimum wage, which is AMD 125,000, starting from January 1, 2023. For instance, with a monthly salary of AMD 2,000,000, the total pension contribution is AMD 112,500, with AMD 87,500 from you and AMD 25,000 from the state. Thus, if your monthly salary exceeds AMD 1,125,000, the total pension contributions are less than 10% of your monthly gross salary (i.e. AMD 200,000).
You can remove this maximum threshold by visiting the State Revenue Committee, which will improve your financial well-being and help maintain your standard of living in retirement.