To ease the impact of rising global fuel prices on households and businesses, the Cambodian government has introduced tax reductions and fee exemptions. These measures are expected to reduce national revenue by approximately $47 million per month. The General Department of Customs stated that the policy aims to address pressure from global oil price increases linked to international developments. Since April 1, the government has lowered import duties on electric vehicles, batteries, solar equipment, and other alternative energy products, while also reducing taxes on fuel and gas imports to stabilize prices. Preliminary estimates show that these measures will result in a monthly revenue loss of about $47 million but are expected to ease costs for businesses and the public. According to official data, Cambodia’s customs revenue reached about $3.18 billion in 2025, reflecting a year-on-year increase of around 21%. Post navigation Cambodia Cuts Import Taxes on EVs and Solar Products to 0%
