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Real-time transmission through approved devices, with deductibility as the penalty

Technical·11 March 2026·2 replies·9 likes·Last post 12 March 2026·Reply

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Carlos R.11 March 2026
Cameroon going for real time transmission via approved electronic devices is a notable choice, it puts them closer to the East African Tanzania/Kenya pattern than to a CTC reporting style model. The denial of expense deductibility as a penalty is the part that will get attention, that is the same lever Tanzania has been using and it works. Less clear is what the device approval process looks like and how foreign vendors will get certified through it.
Fatima H.12 March 2026
Has anyone seen the actual technical specification for the central e-Facturation platform yet, or is the device side the only published part?
Lucas M.12 March 2026
Only the device side spec is out so far, the platform API has been promised in Q2. The early read is that it is closer to a fiscalisation device model than a true CTC, the device handles the local stamp and pushes data, the central platform aggregates rather than acts as a clearance gate. So functionally it is more like a real time reporting model than the kind of pre approval clearance you see in Brazil or Turkey.

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Cameroon Announces Mandatory Real-Time E-Invoicing Under 2026 Finance Law

Law No. 2025/012 introduces mandatory real-time e-invoicing via approved electronic devices under Article L 8 sexies du CGI. Central e-Facturation platform with instantaneous billing data transmission to DGI. Penalties include denial of expense deductibility and VAT credits, plus graduated fines (200K/50K FCFA).
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