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The National Chamber of Automobile Dealers and Manufacturers has proposed lowering customs duties on imported car components used exclusively for manufacturing and assembly in Tunisia. The aim is to reduce production costs and restart closed factories, while excluding spare parts and keeping consumption taxes in place. The chamber’s president, Ibrahim Dabbash, said the tax burden on local industry is around 43%, compared with a 10% to 15% reduction for fully assembled imported cars. He noted that the market faces an annual shortfall of between 30,000 and 40,000 cars. He also called for implementation of the “one car per family” provision to be tied to lower duties on cars manufactured or assembled locally.
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