Cambodian workers eat lunch outside a Chinese-operated factory in the Chinese-managed Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in the city of Sihanoukville, Cambodia. The Cambodian government's fiscal revenues from tax, customs and excise hit a 20-year record last year, exceeding the target and rising nearly a third year-on-year, the Khmer Times has reported. - Reuters
PHNOM PENH: The Cambodian government's fiscal revenues from tax, customs and excise hit a 20-year record last year, exceeding the target and rising nearly a third year-on-year, the Khmer Times has reported.
According to figures from the Ministry of Economy and Finance, the revenue was US$6.03bil, representing about 90% of the budget in 2019.
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