- Cameroon’s 2026 Finance Law mandates real-time electronic invoicing for all transactions.
- Taxpayers must use approved digital systems or accredited third-party providers for invoicing.
- Non-compliant invoices will be denied for tax deductions and VAT credits, with new financial penalties imposed.
- The Tax Administration is developing a central e-invoicing platform and will publish a list of approved providers.
- The reforms are part of broader efforts to digitize tax processes and increase transparency.
Source: regfollower.com
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