Tunisie Telegraph: Tax review risks bankruptcies

The article discussed the state and mechanisms of tax arbitration in Tunisia and emphasized the importance of reviewing the reconciliation committee system to prevent the deterioration of small and medium-sized enterprises. The Tunisian Union of Artisans and Manufacturers confirmed that the current composition of the committees does not ensure sufficient independence and that their opinions are not binding, which leads to the reassessment of cases and threatens the liquidity of enterprises, especially in cases of repeated tax audits. The union called for the inclusion of reforms in the 2027 Finance Bill to safeguard the rights of enterprises and to provide fair mechanisms for dispute resolution, citing the successful reconciliation system in France, where the success rate exceeds 95%. It aspires for the opinions of the reconciliation committees to become binding, with improved transparency and balanced representation, in order to protect enterprises from unjustified financial consequences resulting from tax disputes.

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