- Strengthening Compliance: The Tunisian Ministry of Finance’s General Memorandum No. 10 of 2025 outlines new penalties and enforcement measures to enhance adherence to the Continuous Transaction Control (CTC) electronic invoicing system, which has been mandatory for certain transactions since 2016.
- Updated Penalty Structure: New provisions impose stricter fines ranging from 100-500 dinars (€30-150) for issuing paper invoices when electronic invoicing is required, and 250-10,000 dinars (€75-3,000) for missing mandatory information on electronic invoices, effective from January 1, 2025.
- Harmonization and Documentation: The memorandum emphasizes alignment between electronic and paper invoicing systems, requiring the same documentation for transported goods and introducing penalties for non-compliance to ensure better implementation of the e-invoicing framework across businesses.
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