The Accounting and Auditing Regulator is a Cambodia government institution responsible for oversight of the country’s accounting and auditing framework. Its work focuses on regulation, professional standards, financial reporting, audit quality, and compliance monitoring to support transparent corporate governance and sound business practices. This page provides concise information on policy updates, regulatory developments, governance measures, and enforcement activities related to accounting and auditing in Cambodia.
Cambodia Accounting and Auditing Regulator (ACAR) reviewed draft prakas establishing procedures for penalties, fine payment management, and appeals under the Law on Accounting and Auditing.
Ministry of Economy and Finance convened an inter-ministerial working group to integrate MSME e-services into the CamDX digital infrastructure in Cambodia.
Cambodia accounting regulator ACAR advised non-profit entities to submit a letter requesting a change of entity type to avoid audit-related impacts on financial statement filing deadlines.
ACAR awards certificates to Cambodia treasury and institute representatives after they completed the Train‑the‑Trainer program for Cambodia Public Sector Accounting Standards.
Cambodia ACAR organized a workshop to disseminate the Sub-Decree on Administrative Penalties to regulate accounting and auditing compliance; the session explained penalties and compliance mechanisms to enterprises and auditors.
Accounting and Auditing Regulator held 28 July 2026 training in Cambodia on a digital financial reporting platform for SMEs and non-profit entities.
Cambodia ACAR reviewed licensing procedures and simplified accounting requirements for soap manufacturing micro and small enterprises.
The Accounting and Auditing Regulator and Ministry of Economy and Finance held a dissemination meeting in Cambodia to prepare a 2025–2035 state asset management policy action plan and monitoring guidelines.
Cambodia accounting regulator ACAR joined the third discussion on the draft Law on Payment of the General State Budget for Management 2025, engaging ministries on public finance policy.
Cambodia's NBFSA FinTech Center reviewed the final draft of the 2026–2028 action plan for financial technology in the non-banking sector.
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