The electronic billing system officially in force in Tunisia. This was announced this Mohamed Ahmed Hdidan, treasurer of the Order of Tunisian accountants and chairman of the Legal Affairs Commission on the National Council on Monday on Monday. According to him, this device mainly aims to combat tax evasion.
Speaking on Jawhara FM, he said that this new mechanism concerns, initially, large companies, state and public sector suppliers, as well as professional transactions related to the sale of drugs and fuels, with the exception of retailers.
These economic operators are required to issue electronic invoices, he recalled. To facilitate the implementation, the Ministry of Finance has set up a dedicated digital platform, allowing not only the recording of invoices but also the verification of their authenticity, while ensuring traceability of commercial operations.
The manager also said that the 2025 finance law provides for sanctions for companies that do not comply with this obligation. These are tax fines ranging from 100 to 500 dinars per invoice, with a global ceiling of 50,000 dinars per company.
He finally pleaded for a gradual enlargement of the scope of this measure to all Tunisian companies, saying that such a device contributes to strengthening transparency and protecting all economic players.
