Tunisia solar glass tax

4 FAQs about [Tunisia solar glass tax]

Are there excise taxes in Tunisia?

There are no provisions for excise taxes in Tunisia. A real estate tax (RET) is calculated by the relevant municipalities and is notified annually to the taxpayers at the beginning of the civil year.

How does the Finance Act affect investment in Tunisia?

On 9 December 2024, Tunisia adopted Act No. 48-2024 the Finance Act for the year 2025. The Act introduces several measures that impact investment, including the following: • The corporate tax rate increased from 15 per cent to 20 per cent.

Are services sold in Tunisia subject to VAT?

The sale of services is considered as taking place in Tunisia, and subject to VAT, if the services sold are exploited or used in Tunisia. The standard rate of VAT is 19%. Lower rates of 13% and 7% apply to specifically designated operations. Note that these rates are effective as of 1 January 2018 (previously 18%, 12%, and 6%, respectively).

What is VAT in Tunisia?

The sale of goods is considered as taking place in Tunisia, and subject to VAT, if the goods sold are delivered in Tunisia. The sale of services is considered as taking place in Tunisia, and subject to VAT, if the services sold are exploited or used in Tunisia. The standard rate of VAT is 19%.

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The Finance Law for 2024 has increased the customs duties applicable to the import of solar panels from 10% to 30%. Excise taxes There are no provisions for excise taxes

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For the financial sector tax rate was raised from 35 per cent to 40 per cent for banks, financial institutions, and insurance companies. • Tax incentives for new enterprises

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Value-Added TaxCustoms Duties/Import TariffsProperty TaxesTransfer TaxesStamp DutiesSocial Solidarity ContributionPayroll TaxesSocial Security ContributionsSocial Lodging TaxVocational Training TaxEmployers established in Tunisia, regardless of being liable or not to income tax, are subject to a social lodging tax, calculated at 1% of the gross amount of salaries paid to its employees, including benefits in kind. The social lodging tax is filed on the monthly tax return through which VAT and other direct taxes, except CIT, are filed. This ta...See more on taxsummaries.pwc trovit.tn

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