Cambodia launches new tax collection system


GDT director-general Kong Vibol (left) and finance ministry secretary of state Hean Sahip will work together to link key ministries and provincial treasuries to upgrade the budget, accounting and auditing process for public financial management via the new FMIS and tax data management system. Photo supplied

CAMBODIA, Sept 28 (Phnom Penh Post/ANN) - The Cambodian government has launched a Financial Management Information System (FMIS) and tax data management system to streamline government financial information.

The intention is to link key ministries and provincial treasuries to upgrade the budget, accounting and auditing process for public financial management.

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