Tax
From The Report: Tunisia 2018
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In conjunction with KPMG, this chapter explores the taxation system and Tunisia’s efforts to build an investor-friendly environment. It also contains a viewpoint with Moncef Boussannouga Zammouri, Managing Partner, KPMG.

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Overview

Principle payments: A new budget law builds on the existing investment framework
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Combining its strategic geographical location, a highly skilled labour force and competitive costs, Tunisia has always been a popular destination for foreign investors. Indeed, the country has positioned itself as a springboard for those looking to get involved in the African market and a centre for business process outsourcing. Committed to furthering its goals, the country has put in place legislation within its regulatory framework aimed at supporting the investment climate. Investment incentives…

Viewpoint

Long-term strategies: Moncef Boussannouga Zammouri, Managing Partner, KPMG, on the link between taxation and economic growth
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Viewpoint:Moncef Boussannouga Zammouri Economists have argued for easing taxes as a means to accelerate economic growth. Despite the adoption of the euro as a common currency, eurozone countries have maintained their independence in terms of fiscal instruments, adapting taxes to their objectives of economic growth and social distribution. Small countries like Ireland, Malta, Luxembourg and the Netherlands have adopted relatively low tax rates to attract foreign investment, while others such…