The fiscal amnesty provided for by the 2025 finance law has been officially in force since January 2. An exceptional measure which could bring up to 1,500 million dinars in the state, according to tax expert Mohamed Salah Ayari.
The Ministry of Finance activated the implementation of the tax amnesty measures provided for in article 74 of the finance law for the current year, on January 2, 2025. This initiative, supported by Parliament and several institutions, aims to offer taxpayers a possibility of regularizing their tax situation in a favorable framework.
Concretely, taxpayers can benefit from several reductions, provided you get closer to tax brigades and control offices to start the procedures:
- Deletion of control, delay payment fines and prosecution fees, for tax debts due to the state, if the payment is done in one time or according to a three -year plan over five years, with a first imperative payment before June 30, 2025.
- 50 % presentation on fines related to administrative tax offenses prior to June 20, 2025, under the same payment conditions.
- Cancellation of the fines provided for in articles 81, 82 and 85 of the tax rights and procedures code, in return for the deposit of non -submitted tax declarations, amending or relating to registration fees, with the main tax payment at the time of deposit or registration, between January 1 and June 2025.
Intervening this Thursday, June 12, 2025 on the Waves of Mosaic FM, the tax expert and member of the tax council, Mohamed Salah Ayari, stressed that this measure could generate up to 1,500 million dinars of revenue for the public treasury, if a majority of requests are accepted. He recalled that similar amnesties in 2022 and 2024 had raised 1,200 million and 1,750 million dinars respectively.
According to him, this new edition of fiscal amnesty concerns in particular heavy tax penalties, corporate tax debts, as well as amending tax declarations.
