Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Cambodia (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Tax on Income — rates and base (2025) | Cambodia's corporate tax is the Tax on Income (TOI), levied on the taxable profit of resident enterprises and the Cambodia-source income of non-residents. The standard rate is 20%, with sector-specific rates for oil/gas, mining and insurance. | |
| Standard Tax on Income rate | 20%Law on Taxation | |
| Oil, gas and mineral exploitation rate | 30%Law on Taxation | |
| Insurance/reinsurance of general (non-life) risks rate | 5% of gross premium incomeLaw on Taxation | |
| Tax base | Net taxable profit (gross income less allowable deductions); residents on worldwide income, non-residents on Cambodia-source incomeLaw on Taxation | |
| Minimum Tax | 1% of annual turnover inclusive of all taxes except VAT; payable if it exceeds TOI, unless the taxpayer maintains proper accounting records and is exemptLaw on Taxation | |
| Monthly Prepayment of Tax on Income (PTOI) | 1% of monthly turnover inclusive of all taxes except VAT, creditable against annual TOI |
Cambodia's corporate tax is the Tax on Income (TOI), levied on the taxable profit of resident enterprises and the Cambodia-source income of non-residents. The standard rate is 20%, with sector-specific rates for oil/gas, mining and insurance.
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| Withholding tax on dividends (additional profit tax on distribution) | Additional tax on dividend distribution applies depending on the rate at which profits were taxed (e.g. 0% if already taxed at 20%); WHT of 14% on dividends paid to non-residentsLaw on Taxation |
| Withholding tax on payments to non-residents (general) | 14% on Cambodia-source interest, royalties, rent, dividends, management/technical service feesLaw on Taxation |
| Domestic WHT on royalties (resident payee) | 15%Law on Taxation |
| Domestic WHT on services (resident payee) | 15% (exempt where paid to a registered taxpayer supported by a valid VAT invoice)Law on Taxation |
| Domestic WHT on rental of movable/immovable property (resident payee) | 10%Law on Taxation |
| Domestic WHT on interest paid to residents | 15% (6% on interest on fixed-term deposits and 4% on savings deposits paid by domestic banks)Law on Taxation |
| Reduced WHT under double tax agreements | Typically reduced to 10% for dividends, interest, royalties and technical/management fees under most Cambodian DTAsApplicable Double Taxation Agreement |
| Annual TOI return and payment deadline | Within 3 months after financial year-end (31 March for calendar-year taxpayers)Law on Taxation |
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