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Joint Prakas on Penalties for Unauthorised E-Commerce Transactions
What it costs to trade online in Cambodia without the permit or licence — the fine attached to the e-commerce regime, which the regime itself does not state.
- Issuer
- Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Economy and Finance
- Issued
- 12 May 2021
- Legal force
- In force
- Sectors
- E-commerce
- Verified
Who it binds
Persons conducting e-commerce transactions without the required permit or licence.
What it requires
- Fines of KHR 10,000,000 (approximately USD 2,500) for unauthorised e-commerce transactions.
What it does not cover
The limits of an instrument decide whether it applies to you, and are rarely published. These are stated from the instrument itself.
- Who needs a permit or licence in the first place — that is Sub-Decree 134 and Prakas 290.
- Financial-sector penalties, which come from the Law on Banking and Financial Institutions and the NBC’s own Prakas.
- Consumer-protection remedies, which arise separately.
Sources
- Legal Compliance Alert: reminder on applying for permits or licences for e-commerceSithisak Law Office · professional legal commentary
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