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Cameroon e-Invoicing

Updated 10 March 2026

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Law No. 2025/012 (2026 Finance Law) introduces mandatory real-time e-invoicing via approved electronic devices under Article L 8 sexies du CGI. Covers taxable, VAT-exempt, and out-of-scope transactions. Central e-Facturation platform with approved service providers. Implementation timeline pending.

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Penalties

Non-Compliant Invoices

Denial of expense deductibility and VAT credit recovery for invoices not issued through the approved electronic invoicing system under Loi N°2025/012 .

Non-Declaration (IRPP)

100,000 FCFA flat fine for taxpayers failing to file annual declarations under Article L 99 (4) du CGI.

Administrative Penalties (Graduated)

200,000 FCFA for large taxpayers (DGE) and 50,000 FCFA for small/medium taxpayers (IGS) under Article L 97 du CGI, complementary to office taxation and dematerialized recovery.

Standards:

N/A — pending implementation specifications

Supported Formats:

N/A — pending platform launch

Clearance Model:

Real-time taxation regime under Article L 8 sexies du CGI. Central e-Facturation platform established by the Direction Générale des Impôts (DGI). Approved electronic devices (dispositifs électroniques homologués) required for instantaneous transmission of billing data. Approved service provider solutions permitted if interoperable and accredited.

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Finance Law 2026 Enacted

17 December 2025

Legislative

Loi N°2025/012 du 17 décembre 2025 introduces mandatory real-time electronic invoicing and digital tax reporting for all businesses operating in Cameroon under Article L 8 sexies of the General Tax Code (CGI).

E-Invoicing Implementation Framework Announced

10 March 2026

Regulatory

Tax Administration establishes central e-Facturation platform with approved service provider model per the DGI Mesures Fiscales Nouvelles LF 2026 . Taxpayers must issue every invoice through approved electronic devices with instantaneous billing data transmission to the DGI.