Update May 12, 2025
The Cambodian government has launched its new e-invoicing system, an initiative that marks a significant step toward modernizing and digitizing the country’s accounting and commercial processes. This transformation aims to reduce the use of paper, improve tax administration efficiency, and strengthen fiscal transparency.
- Launch of the E-Invoicing System: On May 12, 2025, Cambodia introduced its new e-invoicing system, CamInvoice, aimed at modernizing accounting processes, reducing paper usage, and enhancing tax administration efficiency. The centralized clearance model requires all electronic invoices to be validated by the tax authority, ensuring authenticity and enabling real-time oversight.
- Implementation Timeline: The system began with a pilot project in 2024 and mandates e-invoicing for national government entities in 2025. By 2026, it will extend to subnational entities and a defined group of business taxpayers, with full implementation planned for all government entities and an expanded group of businesses by 2027.
- Types of Electronic Documents and Benefits: The e-invoicing system encompasses tax invoices, commercial invoices, and credit/debit notes, all exchanged in UBL XML format. Key benefits include significant cost reductions in processing, improved tax compliance through real-time validation, and seamless integration with existing ERP systems, enabling businesses to manage invoices digitally from anywhere.
Source: Edicom
- See also
- Join the Linkedin Group on Global E-Invoicing/E-Reporting/SAF-T Developments, click HERE
