Tax treaty with Cambodia seen to ease burden on Filipino workers, firms


Pedestrians walk past people eating food near the Royal Palace in Phnom Penh on March 4, 2026. - Photo: AFP file

MANILA: Thousands of Filipinos in Cambodia may soon experience financial relief under the newly signed Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), which was discussed during a Senate Committee on Foreign Relations hearing on Thursday (March 12).

A DTAA is a tax treaty between two countries that aims to prevent the same income or gains from being taxed twice. It also sets the rules on how the two countries impose taxes on each other.

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