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Habib Ben Moussa, president of the Tunisian Federation of Tourist Restaurants, warned that the increase in alcohol consumption duties set out in Article 24 of the 2027 Finance Bill could reduce patronage at restaurants or push consumers towards the parallel market, potentially limiting tax revenues rather than increasing them. The article proposes a duty of 0.03 dinars per centilitre of beer and 3 dinars per litre of wine, and, for other alcoholic beverages, a rate of 100% or 10 dinars per unit, depending on the category. The proposal has not yet taken effect. Domestic beer sales reached 176.7 million litres in 2025, up around 2.7% from 2024, but no comprehensive official simulation is available to estimate the expected revenue or the impact on sales. The additional revenue is intended to go into an account for diversifying social security funding.
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