Tourism industry rejoices after tax exemptions extended till end-2022


In an Oct 25 notice, the government announced that it will continue to exempt certain General Department of Taxation- (GDT) registered tourism businesses from all monthly taxes – except for value-added tax (VAT) – for another three months to December. - PPP

PHNOM PENH (The Phnom Penh Post/Asia News Network): The government’s decision to extend Covid-19-related tourism tax breaks and incentives till end-2022 to alleviate pressure on distressed businesses is key to the recovery and continued sustainability of the sector, as the domestic and international tourist markets gradually return to normal, insiders have said.

In an Oct 25 notice, the government announced that it will continue to exempt certain General Department of Taxation- (GDT) registered tourism businesses from all monthly taxes – except for value-added tax (VAT) – for another three months to December.

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